ISDN redials about once a minute?
Sam Sandqvist
My isdn.conf looks like this:
[ISDNCTRL]
INTERFACES = {
[INTERFACE]
NAME = ippp0
SECURE = on
DIALMAX = 3
HUPTIMEOUT = 10
IHUP = off
CHARGEHUP = off
CHARGEINT = 30
L2_PROT = hdlc
L3_PROT = trans
ENCAP = syncppp
SDELAY = 2
TRIGGER = 6000
PPPBIND = 0
}
Any ideas?
Sam
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Trevor Hennion
>
> As the subject says, I have this strange problem... reported by kimon.
>
> My isdn.conf looks like this:
>
> [ISDNCTRL]
> INTERFACES = {
> [INTERFACE]
> NAME = ippp0
> SECURE = on
> DIALMAX = 3
> HUPTIMEOUT = 10
> IHUP = off
> CHARGEHUP = off
> CHARGEINT = 30
> L2_PROT = hdlc
> L3_PROT = trans
> ENCAP = syncppp
> SDELAY = 2
> TRIGGER = 6000
> PPPBIND = 0
> }
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Sam
If you are not wanting to do 'dial-on-demand' then make sure that
'dialmode' is set to manual - 'isdnctrl dialmode ippp0 manual'. Add
DIALMODE = manual to your
isdn.conf file should do it.
If you do wish to do 'dial-on-demand' then something like a mail client
is looking for new mail every minute. You do not say anything about your
system to make a better guess.
Hope that helps,
Trevor Hennion
Oakhaven Consultants Ltd
Reading UK
http://www.oakhaven-consultants.co.uk - has Linux setup details esp for
ISDN.
Oscar Fernandez Sierra
put 300
(it means 300 seconds)
--
Oscar Fernández Sierra
espi...@teleline.es
Andreas Sonnenbichler
> As the subject says, I have this strange problem... reported by kimon.
>
> My isdn.conf looks like this:
>
> [ISDNCTRL]
> INTERFACES = {
> [INTERFACE]
> NAME = ippp0
> SECURE = on
> DIALMAX = 3
> HUPTIMEOUT = 10
> IHUP = off
> CHARGEHUP = off
> CHARGEINT = 30
> L2_PROT = hdlc
> L3_PROT = trans
> ENCAP = syncppp
> SDELAY = 2
> TRIGGER = 6000
> PPPBIND = 0
> }
Probably your problem doesn't depend on your ipppd settings (or just
indirectly).
I suppose, you've a dial-on-dimand network with dialmode set on auto. If
that is true the ipppd daemon will raise a connection every time there
is an ip packet sent through your ipppX device. So check your routing
table! Probably you'll find your default gateway set to ipppX. If your
run some daemons like routed there will be network traffic every minute
- redirected to your default gateway this will cause an dial-up.
There are some ways for solution: Rearrange your routing, delete your
default gateway. Or set the dialmode of your ipppX on manual (insert the
line "DIALMODE = manual" in your ISDNCTRL file), you'll have to connect
manually with isdnctrl dial ipppX then. Or reconfigurate your daemons
causing periodical network traffic.
Greetings,
Andreas
Sam Sandqvist
> Hi Sam,
>
> > As the subject says, I have this strange problem... reported by kimon.
> <snip>
> Probably your problem doesn't depend on your ipppd settings (or just
> indirectly).
> I suppose, you've a dial-on-dimand network with dialmode set on auto. If
> that is true the ipppd daemon will raise a connection every time there
> is an ip packet sent through your ipppX device. So check your routing
> table! Probably you'll find your default gateway set to ipppX. If your
> run some daemons like routed there will be network traffic every minute
> - redirected to your default gateway this will cause an dial-up.
> There are some ways for solution: Rearrange your routing, delete your
> default gateway. Or set the dialmode of your ipppX on manual (insert the
> line "DIALMODE = manual" in your ISDNCTRL file), you'll have to connect
> manually with isdnctrl dial ipppX then. Or reconfigurate your daemons
> causing periodical network traffic.
>
> Greetings,
> Andreas
This sounds like a solution! (I do have dial on demand, and I do have
routed, and I do have a default route device ippp0).
Will try!
Many thanks,
Sam