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_lysia_ seeing as she knows about this type of stuff, but others might know too; any idea what this means (getting a mixture of all 4, mostly the first 2)?
If(PVC1) PPP fail : Timeout in LCP negotiation
If(PVC1) PPP fail : CHAP authentication failure
If(PVC1) PPP fail : Timeout in CHAP negotiation
If(3) PPP Dial timeout :< 52000
I'd have thought it was to do with crappy line quality, except that seems to be fine. :/
It seems to happen mostly when I'm wanting to be on AIM (late night/early morning) - the connection starts dropping out more and more frequently until it can't get back up at all, throwing up those errors in the router log. I'm beginning to think switching ISPs was a mistake - it may be much faster & cheaper, and mean I'm away from the uselessness of Tiscali, but if this is the cost...
Mainly asking
_lysia_ seeing as she knows about this type of stuff, but others might know too; any idea what this means (getting a mixture of all 4, mostly the first 2)?If(PVC1) PPP fail : Timeout in LCP negotiation
If(PVC1) PPP fail : CHAP authentication failure
If(PVC1) PPP fail : Timeout in CHAP negotiation
If(3) PPP Dial timeout :< 52000
I'd have thought it was to do with crappy line quality, except that seems to be fine. :/
It seems to happen mostly when I'm wanting to be on AIM (late night/early morning) - the connection starts dropping out more and more frequently until it can't get back up at all, throwing up those errors in the router log. I'm beginning to think switching ISPs was a mistake - it may be much faster & cheaper, and mean I'm away from the uselessness of Tiscali, but if this is the cost...
