strange problems with PAP authentication

sameer (sameer@c2.org)
Mon, 9 Oct 1995 22:14:19 -0700 (PDT)

I just spenta long time on the phone with a user. (Really glad
it's one of those nice ones who doesn't bitch & moan all the time.)

She has been having a strange problem. Today she logged into
PPP fine and during her POP session her modem line got
disconnected. She logged in again immediately and that worked.

Later in the day, however, (and just now) she managed to get
past the login:/Password: prompts fine, but PPP never went
ESTABLISHED. set debug 0x51 shows:

Sending LCP_CONFIGURE_REQUEST to port S7 of 24 bytes containing:
01 01 00 18 02 06 00 00 00 00 05 06 b7 20 fb 23
07 02 08 02 03 04 c0 23
Received LCP_CONFIGURE_ACK on port S7 of 20 bytes containing:
02 06 00 00 00 00 05 06 b7 20 fb 23 07 02 08 02
03 04 c0 23
Received LCP_CONFIGURE_REQUEST on port S7 of 14 bytes containing:
01 04 05 dc 02 06 00 00 00 00 07 02 08 02
Sending LCP_CONFIGURE_ACK to port S7 of 18 bytes containing:
02 02 00 12 01 04 05 dc 02 06 00 00 00 00 07 02
08 02
S7: LCP Open
Received PAP_AUTH_REQ on port S7 of 21 bytes containing:
01 03 00 15 08 6a 61 6e 6e 74 2d 69 70 07 53 65
77 61 72 64 32
Sending PAP_AUTH_NAK to port S7 of 18 bytes containing:
03 03 00 12 0d 49 6e 76 61 6c 69 64 20 4c 6f 67
69 6e
Received LCP_TERMINATE_REQUEST on port S7 of 0 bytes containing:

Sending LCP_TERMINATE_ACK to port S7 of 4 bytes containing:
06 02 00 04

From my limited understanding of these messages, it looks like
her software is sending a terminate request. She hasn't changed
anything on her side she says, (I am apt to beleive her, but you know
how it is.) but I can't see what else could have caused it. She's
using internet chameleon.
I tried doing radiusd -x but that didn't give me anything.
Specifically:

# su radius -c /etc/radiusd -d /etc/raddb -a /var/adm/radacct -x

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