Two different units, 100% of our sample.
Log occasionally shows connects for 0 seconds.
Bay Networks NetGear 328 appears not to exhibit interoperability problems.
Larry Vaden
Internet Texoma, Inc.
At 11:25 PM 7/5/98 -0500, Mike Bacher wrote:
>Since we've been using the ComOS 3.8 betas (b13, b15, and b17) we've had a
>number of users with Cisco 776 ISDN routers have multilink troubles.
>Basically, the PM3 is "ghosting" the connection and causing all sorts of
>problems. They'll connect in the morning fine, then disconnect. If they
>try and connect a few minutes later, the PM3s think the user is still
>connected, and try and "bond" them into the ghosted channels, thus
>exceeding their RADIUS-assigned Port Limit of two. When I removed the Port
>Limits, I saw that they were getting assigned IP addresses out of the last
>PM3 they had succesfully connected to. Of course, they didnt route or work
>at this point. Very weird stuff. I've got a ticket open with Livingston
>support, but since it went in on Thursday, I've not heard a peep because of
>the holiday weekend. I've also got a user with a 3com Impact IQ
>experiencing similar problems, but I've only been able to confirm this on
>around 6 Cisco 776 users that we have. Other TAs dont seem to have a
>problem, my OR-U at home works fine, as well as several TAs we have at the
>office. The users are all dynamic IP, all were working up until the 3.8
>betas. We're currently running 3.8b17/PRIs. Anyone else see anything
>similar?
>
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