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Salut Keith,
did you try to have a line
debug
in your /etc/ppp/options. Then pppd should produce some lines in your
syslog (i.e. /var/log/messages commonly). It documents the negotiation at
the start of the session. Maybe you find answers there in.
But if you are in bad-luck, your provider has a buggy ppp-implementation.
I had this problem with a provider that is half the way between us.
Might this mtu be a bit too big?
On Mon, 3 Nov 2003, Keith Harwood wrote:
> I am trying to connect using terminal login. After username and password I get
> a response
> Entering PPP Session
> IP address is 172.XX.XXX.XXX
> MTU is 1524
> I click on Continue and kppp reports that pppd stopped unexpectedly. Clicking
> Details shows the pppd log file to be empty and the diagnosis is `Unable to
> provide help'. I cannot find any evidence that pppd ever started. pppd is in
Cheers
hartwig felger
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