Re: (PM) comos 3.9b24 (fwd)
Mike Tancsa (mike@sentex.net)
Thu, 09 Dec 1999 11:59:09 -0500
At 08:42 AM 12/9/99 -0800, mail2news-portmaster-users@csulb.edu wrote:
>Matthew Black wrote:
>> My understanding is that "Call Circuit Closed" is a normal occurrence
>> with Dial-Up Networking.
>
>Mike Tancsa responded:
>> Not necessarily. e.g.
>>
>> neon2> reset m6
>> M6: Modem Resetting
>> neon2> S6: Session Terminated - User Request - Call Circuit Closed
>>
>> If I reset a modem on this end, (note, its reset M#, not S#), It will
>> result in a CCC... The PM3 says the user requested a disconnect, but
>> clearly, the disconnection was/is caused on this end by an action initiated
>> here, not by the client. So, the best that can be said is that some
>> percentage between 0 and 6.25% is the fault of the PM3. Either way, people
>> who complain about disconnects generally have CCC as their termination >
>reason.
>
>M6 and S6 are not the same. The PM3 dynamically allocates modems
>when a call is connected. The numbers don't always match up.
>Try "show all" to see the "Port" and "Mdm" columns. When I use
>the "reset S#" command, the disconnect reason is "Admin reset".
>Cheers.
m6 was the modem that the user (my home connection is this case) on S6 was
bound to.... They just both happened to be 6.
e.g.
S12 45333 M16 ptp53 Netwrk ESTABLISHED 616808031 4004963885
0
reset m16
M16: Modem Resetting
argon2> S12: Session Terminated - User Request - Call Circuit Closed
Again, I initiated an action on the server-- reset the modem, and the
Termination is a "user request", which clearly it is not the case.
---Mike
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