This is quite common, we see it quite a bit. You can avoid this garbadge,
affectionally known as a DTE speed mismatch, by using a modem table. See
http://www.livingston.com/Tech/Appnotes/app.modem-table.shtml for all the
gory details.
>On Thu, 14 Nov 1996, mickey wrote:
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>> Hello folks..
>>
>> Have a problem which started occuring lately..people who log in using
>> win95 get the above message and their connection is never established.
>> It happens with other OS's and dialers as well but the other dialers
>> usually don't give much of an error message (not that MS does but
>> that's the most common OS these days). Anyway..I was wondering if
>> anyone has had it beofer or could shed some light on things..here's
>> some base info...
>>
>> our dynamic IPs are from one class C (207.32.94.0), our pm's ether
>> addresses are on another (204.157.123.0 or 207.32.89.0) and the
>> reported addresses on the PMs are 207.32.93.10 (static IPs on
>> 207.32.93.0 among others). It happens on both dynamic and non-dynamic
>> IP customers and it doesn't always happen. I've seen some debug 0x51
>> logs and it seems that the remote machine isnt' replying to the PM's
>> configure reqeusts in time. Any ideas?
>>
>> Thanks for the help,
>> please reply to mickey@intr.net
>>
>> thanks again
>>
>> mickeY
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