Re: Intermittant PPP connection
Rob MacWilliams wrote:
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> My ISP has a 10 min. no activity timer once I am logged in and have
> done something, so I just grab the mail every 9 min. Your ping should
> work fine and grabbing the mail every 10 sec. is a little excessive.
> If I were you I would contact your ISP and ask them to change the 10
> sec. timeout, it does seem a little unreasonable.
Has anyone suggested checking LCP-echo? -- I missed the beginning of
this thread.
/etc/ppp/options has LCP echo interval N and LCP echo failure M options which
can cause this if your ISP doesn't reply to LCP-echoes. What happens is
your pppd sends echo-requests every N seconds and expects replies. After M
unanswered echo-requests pppd assumes remote end is down and terminates.
Try commenting them out.
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