(PM) LCP decoding question

Terje Sten Bjerkseth (tsb@infotron.no)
Tue, 19 May 1998 16:08:17 +0200

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Any idea what the following decoded/dring-ed 0x51 output means? This is
after "Connection established" but no response from other end. Again,
this is the Cisco 761. Now we've upgraded it to 4.2(1). Only ting
changed was "set ppp multilink off".
-tsb

Received LCP_ECHO_REQUEST on port S10 of 4 bytes containing:
09 20 00 08 00 12 60 E0 Packet Info: Code: 0x09, ID: 0x20, 8
bytes.
Sending LCP_ECHO_REPLY to port S10 of 8 bytes containing:
0A 20 00 08 32 CB 14 86 Packet Info: Code: 0x0A, ID: 0x20, 8
bytes.
[0x32], length: (203 bytes), [0x1486]
Received LCP_ECHO_REQUEST on port S10 of 4 bytes containing:
09 21 00 08 00 12 60 E0 Packet Info: Code: 0x09, ID: 0x21, 8
bytes.
Sending LCP_ECHO_REPLY to port S10 of 8 bytes containing:
0A 21 00 08 32 CB 14 86 Packet Info: Code: 0x0A, ID: 0x21, 8
bytes.
[0x32], length: (203 bytes), [0x1486]
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