Re: PPP Recovery

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Selon GauloisID <David.Babin@xxxxxxx>:

>
> Hi all,
>
> I Would like to setup a permanent connection with a local rs232 GPRS modem.
> I Use kernel 2.6.24 and PPP 2.4.4.
>
> My connection work fine (DNS, ICMP...), but sometimes my GPRS provider drop
> my connection due to timeout, moving....
>
> Is there any way to tell ppp that sent packet (TCP/UDP) have retransmission
> timeout to indicate that the connection is dead ? In this case it would be
> easy to re-negociate the link.
>
That's achieved by lcp options you could activate when starting the connection
(if the server support that, it usually should).
After lcp traffic has been interrupted a time defined by the combination of lcp
options values, ppp session goes down and if persist option has been used, pppd
restart the connection.


Gilles
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