Yoo-hoo! Did anyone see my post on this likely being in.pmd? It seems
to be ignored, and in my experience you're just going to go through all
of this trouble to find out it is a port trying to call in.pmd - why not
change the port settings to 'rlogin' (or anything by 'PortMaster') and see
if that helps? And remember, show S# is NOT good enough - it does not
show things like service_device if the port is not in a device mode, yet
this will also cause it to try to contact in.pmd. Just change all of the
service_login and service_device settings on ALL ISDN or SERIAL ports to
rlogin or telnet. Save all, and reboot.
-MZ
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