--- Nick Johnson, writer of code, fixer of modems Gulf Coast Internet Systems Engineering Team Check the web: http://www.gulf.net/support/network_status/On Wed, 2 Apr 1997, Mark Essers wrote:
> > > On Tue, 1 Apr 1997, Nick Johnson wrote: > > > We are having considerable trouble getting Windows 3.1 users connected to > > our PM3 boxen. Users can connect, authenticate, and get an IP address > > assigned, but are then unable to connect to any remote sites. I have a > > hunch that this is a gateway assignment problem, but the Windows dialers > > that most of our users use (Netscape Personal Edition 3.0) don't provide > > much debugging information. > > > > Unix and Windows95 have no problems. > > > > Many of our customers are using WIN3.1. But they still use Trumpet > Winsock. > It's no problem to make a connection with it ! > > For the beginning, use the Terminal-Windows of e.g. Trumpet Winsock. You > can see the loggin-procedure. After that, you can easy change the > loggin-script. > > For easy loggin, you only have to login by Username/Password. After that, > the PPP is startet...(than you can start yout Netscape.....in The > Terminal-Windows of Winsock..you have to press "ESC" if you see the > "garbage" PPP-chars.) > > If you want to control something, you only look (by telnetting your PM3) > with "show sessions". If someone is loggin in, you can see something like > "IN CONECTION". If a User has logged in, you see "NETWORK ESTABLISHED". > > If the first message appears, and the connection gets lost, there a > mistake in the login-procedure. > > Mark Essers > >