wmmvdwee wrote:
>
> Thanks Juergen for your help.
>
> I changed in rc.config IP_DYNIP=yes, but still the same problem.
>
> Whay I still do not understand is that I put in YaST that I want to use
> CHAP to connect to my ISP, but Linux still use PAP. I removed username
> and
> password from PAP-Secrets and put it in CHAP-Secrets, but than I can not
> connect
> at all. This means that my connection is made trough PAP. In my
> rc.config it says:
> PPP_AUTHENT_0="CHAP"
could this possibly be "modem ppp" ?
>
> I also have the scripts /etc/ppp/ip-up and ip-down with the proper link
> etc. But
> I'am not sure the system use these scripts to connect and to disconnect.
> How can I
> check this out?
>
I' ve added a "rplay anyshortsound" in my ip-up script, each time I go
online, it's audible. (ISDN is so silent... You can loos a fortune
otherwise...)
But if there's a script /etc/ppp/ip-up, it *will* be excuted.
I looked at your logfile and compared it with mine, the major
differences were the local numbers. Unless 0911 (Nuernberg, SuSE's Home)
is your local area code, things are well. There is the german country
code +49 logged as well, I guess you call from netherlands to your ISP.
As I belive, this affects only logging and is found in
/etc/isdn/isdn.conf
(there should be a demo file).
You get a connect, exchange IP Numbers and the hangup (E0010 code thing)
is normal local hangup. What do you use as "idle_time = I4L_IDLETIME" in
rc.config? a value of 60 should be appropiate.
If you get so far, authentification must be OK. I am as clueless with
your situation. I hope someone from the ISDN profs will be more helpful.
Juergen
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