Interesting. I encounter this problem on a semi-regular basis at home
whenever I'm doing any form of router testing for ISDN. It seems
easier to trigger when you are bouncing your connection without a
clean teardown. The result is that MP calls fail and that non MP
calls behave extremely peculiar. In each case, I have a static IP
address bound to them.
The static address seems bound to the V session and as a result it
has to be killed before things will get better.
Livingston: Have someone check the MCPPP code to verify that it has
a heartbeat to verify connections - we're getting zombies here.
> David Allen
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