Connection Reset By Peer is generated when the entity on the
other side of a socket closes it. In this case it means that the
=46TP server has decided it is tired of talking to the FTP client.
I've seen this a couple of times when trying to download from
a very heavily loaded server; I've never seen it when the download
was clipping along. I don't know of a way that the PM or the
modems can cause this -- in the cases I've seen it the PPP link
was still up and working. Is this the case for you?
Bill
On Tue, 12 Nov 1996 13:29:20 +0000, you wrote:
>
>Greetings Bill Lutton...
>
> Some of the users are using 3.1, but I will try making a change to=20
>some of the 95 users. The error message they typically receive is=20
>Connection Reset By Peer. So, of course, they quickly call us and=20
>ask us why we kicked them off... :-(
>
> I have tried getting a response from USR about any know problems,=20
>but have not received a response. Is anyone aware of compatability=20
>problems with USR modems? We are using Microcom HDFAST rack at our=20
>end.
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