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nestene
response 25 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 09:36 UTC 1999

I've been having trouble trying to dial in on 761-3000 these last few weeks.
Usually, things hang after I'm told it might take a few seconds to connect,
but today I didn't get anything after my modem's CONNECT notice.  As usual,
dialing in on 761-3411 worked perfectly.
e4808mc
response 26 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 14:29 UTC 1999

Same problem this morning.  3000 hangs there without giving me the few seconds
to connect notice.  
scott
response 27 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 16:05 UTC 1999

I think we may have a futzy terminal server port.
aruba
response 28 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 16:42 UTC 1999

I couldn't get in on 3000 or 5041 today.
krj
response 29 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 17:46 UTC 1999

I can't get 761-3000 to work today.                    
Last night, in party, dea said that he had to hunt around a bit to find
a working phone line on Grex.
keesan
response 30 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 19:48 UTC 1999

Same problem yesterday and today.  We thought it was in the computer, tried
three different modems, two com ports, a new version of Procomm, and then
another computer.  Glad to know it is not at our end.
scott
response 31 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 22:01 UTC 1999

I dinked around with the terminal zerver this afternonn, but couldn't find
anything really wrong.  I power-cycled a few modems and left it for now.  I
dial in enough to notice any problems...
tpryan
response 32 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 22:09 UTC 1999

        Problem persists.  And I thought you where practiceing shutting down
early.
scott
response 33 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 22:25 UTC 1999

Ah well. back to the salt mines...
krj
response 34 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 23:19 UTC 1999

I was not able to get in on 761-3000 just now, but 761-5041 got me in.
mooncat
response 35 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 01:57 UTC 1999

Took me several tries at 761-3000, but eventually it worked.

aruba
response 36 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 06:25 UTC 1999

I couldn't get in on 300 or 5041 tonight, but 3411 worked.  So I'm betting
it's the 5041 port that has a problem.
jiffer
response 37 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 12:48 UTC 1999

the idle buster doesn't seem to be working..
davel
response 38 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 17:21 UTC 1999

Last night Grace tried to log in, from home (dialin).  Connected to the modem,
no further response.  I've now tried; I've been connected to the modem for
over 15 minutes with no response.   Possibly from this fact it would be
possible to deduce which modem is to blame.  (From work I can telnet in, so
as to enter this.)
scott
response 39 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 17:25 UTC 1999

Telling which modem is the culprit is a lot harder than it used to be.
pthomas
response 40 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 00:44 UTC 1999

7613000 hangs as soon as I get the CONNECT message from my modem...may
want to check it out.
tpryan
response 41 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 04:29 UTC 1999

        In my previous dial in, just now, to 3000, it rang thru to next line.
Then it hung after connect.  I got thru on the 3411 line.
mooncat
response 42 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 14:40 UTC 1999

dialing 761-3000 worked on the first try for me this morning...

scott
response 43 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 14:57 UTC 1999

I've swapped terminal servers, and als a modem that appeared to be flaky.
i
response 44 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 22:25 UTC 1999

I'm getting "Invalid IP Address" now when i try to dial in. 
scott
response 45 of 162: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 23:23 UTC 1999

Oops.  That should be fixed now.
aruba
response 46 of 162: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 14:44 UTC 1999

I'm dialed in, but when I try to run Kermit, Grex tells me that only dial-in
users can use Kermit, and I should be using ftp instead.  Looking at the
script, it appears that Scott must have changed the terminal server's IP
address from 204.212.46.131 to 204.212.46.132, but /usr/local/bin/kermit
doesn't know that.  Could someone fix it?  I imagine the x- y- and z-modem
scripts have the same problem.
omni
response 47 of 162: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 16:00 UTC 1999

  They do. I was trying to download a few web pages (less then 10k) and I
got that stupid text. IT was annoying to say the least
scott
response 48 of 162: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 16:27 UTC 1999

Ah.  Well, I actually changed to our spare terminal server, which naturally
has a different IP address.

I'll see if I can fix the script.
scott
response 49 of 162: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 16:29 UTC 1999

OK, I fixed it.
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