Vladimir James wrote:
> I previously asked for advice on interpreting the error message "The > connection was terminated because the other side is not responding". > While I received some suggestions on altering my dialup procedures, no > one tackled the main issue. AS one who suggested you use a different dial up procedure in order to gather additional clues. I humbly suggest that the " main issue " is not what the message said.......... the main issue is that your computer does not connect. These messages are generated dependent on the end result,,, and the problem can be a long way from there, either your end or the other end. Sure , it said that the other side is not responding, but did you send what the other side needed in order to respond. ????? It can be very difficult to put a finger on the actual cause at times, without gathering a lot of other clues as to where to look. ( As a sample of this view Bill Parker's message in WAMUG archives message sent 15/5/2003 @ 7.40am and the heading was " Re: More iinet. Was tedious now boring and tedious." ) So did you try a manual connection by opening Apple Remote Access and connecting from there , and at what stage did your connection attempt fail ? Have fun Bob > What does the message tell you about > connection faults (other than you're disconnected). > > Using MacOS 10.2.6 512MB RAM PowerMail 4.1.3 > > Vlad James > > --------------------- previously sent ----------------------------- > Often my dialup connection is terminated with the message "...because the > other side is not responding". > > How should I interpret this? Can a fault on my set up be responsible, as > opposed to "the other side"? > > I use Mozilla 1.4b most of the time, but I have similar terminations with > iCab pre2.9(US) and Safari 1.0 b2 (which still crashes when it gets a > whiff of the BankWest URL). Other data: iMac G4, internal modem using > Zoom V-Series script. > > Suggestions? > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > > -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- > Archives - <http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/archives.html> > Guidelines - <http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/guidelines.html> > Unsubscribe - <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
