> Summation:
> Boxes at both endpoints can make successful PPP connections using the
> circuits and ports in question; they just can't make them with each
> other via the local switching equipment. Telco states they can't
> possibly be part of the problem at the PPP layer.
Thats actually incorrect. If they are in the same CO there could
conceivably be a problem. I wonder if you could have the OR U dial a 10
access code to move out of the CO first, then back?
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