[Gllug] ADSL Puzzle

Geo caparo.g at gmail.com
Thu Jul 5 19:42:27 UTC 2007


Ken,
 Since your  company is using next doors service. How about waiting till after 
hours with their tech  and configure your  Zyxel P660. to work on their 
line,along with a computer from your own network.

 I had this hassle with another ISP  who swore it was my kit not theirs that 
was at fault and tried to palm me of with another router at my cost.

I followed my instinct & set up the router on another ADSL with a sample 
computer from my own network with my own leads etc and Lo & behold it all 
worked.
 The ISP equipment had gone down and they tried bluffing it instead of calling 
the exchange engineer (at their cost)


Geo


On Thursday 05 July 2007 19:57, Ken Smith wrote:
> Jason Clifford wrote:
> > On Thu, 5 Jul 2007, Ken Smith wrote:
> >> Following a power fail the ADSL link did not return. Looking closer, the
> >> ATM part is working showing 1152K down and 288K up. The noise margins
> >> are 30 db up and 29db down. All very good. But the PPPoA connection is
> >> never getting established. The login credentials have been checked,
> >> double checked with the ISP and still no joy.
> >
> > You state that the ISP reports successful authetication on their RADIUS
> > server so the connection is being made. Does your router provide you with
> > logs you can check?
> >
> > Does the router have a ping facility with which to test things?
> >
> > Jason
>
> Its a Zyxel P660. Yes it has native Ping, but without the PPPoA actually
> established I don't think ping helps all that much as the router hasn't
> even got an IP address. The authentication never really completes so the
> PPPoA never comes up.
>
> I have used a ethernet router firewall to get them reconnected to the
> internet via a long cat 5 cable through to the office of an adjacent
> business who very kindly has allowed them to piggy back on their
> broadband for a short while. So I can get VPN'd in via there. Here is
> the log for what its worth - if you speak Zyxel
>
> 2 Sat Jan  1 07:10:52 2000 PP0a  WARN  netMakeChannDial: err=-3004
> rn_p=5311fc
>    3 Sat Jan  1 07:10:55 2000 PP19  WARN  Last errorlog repeat 1 Times
>    6 Sat Jan  1 07:10:58 2000 PP0a  WARN  netMakeChannDial: err=-3004
> rn_p=5311fc
>    9 Sat Jan  1 07:11:01 2000 PP0a  WARN  netMakeChannDial: err=-3004
> rn_p=5311fc
>   10 Sat Jan  1 07:11:05 2000 PP19  WARN  Last errorlog repeat 1 Times
>   13 Sat Jan  1 07:11:07 2000 PP0a  WARN  netMakeChannDial: err=-3004
> rn_p=5311fc
>   14 Sat Jan  1 07:11:10 2000 PP19  WARN  Last errorlog repeat 1 Times
>   17 Sat Jan  1 07:11:13 2000 PP0a  WARN  netMakeChannDial: err=-3004
> rn_p=5311fc
>   20 Sat Jan  1 07:11:16 2000 PP0a  WARN  netMakeChannDial: err=-3004
> rn_p=5311fc
>   21 Sat Jan  1 07:11:20 2000 PP19  WARN  Last errorlog repeat 1 Times
>   24 Sat Jan  1 07:11:22 2000 PP0a  WARN  netMakeChannDial: err=-3004
> rn_p=5311fc
>   25 Sat Jan  1 07:11:25 2000 PP19  WARN  Last errorlog repeat 1 Times
>   28 Sat Jan  1 07:11:28 2000 PP0a  WARN  netMakeChannDial: err=-3004
> rn_p=5311fc
>   31 Sat Jan  1 07:11:31 2000 PP0a  WARN  netMakeChannDial: err=-3004
> rn_p=5311fc
>   32 Sat Jan  1 07:11:35 2000 PP19  WARN  Last errorlog repeat 1 Times
>   35 Sat Jan  1 07:11:37 2000 PP0a  WARN  netMakeChannDial: err=-3004
> rn_p=5311fc
>   37 Sat Jan  1 07:11:40 2000 PP0a  WARN  netMakeChannDial: err=-3004
> rn_p=5311fc
>   40 Sat Jan  1 07:11:43 2000 PP0a  WARN  netMakeChannDial: err=-3004
> rn_p=5311fc
>   43 Sat Jan  1 07:11:46 2000 PP0a  WARN  netMakeChannDial: err=-3004
> rn_p=5311fc
>
>
> The ISP are sending out a new pre-configured router tomorrow. I don't
> know what good that will do, because I took another Zyxel P660 there
> today and it didn't get any further than the existing one that log file
> is from.
>
> I feel an new ISP coming on.
>
> :-}
>
> Ken
>
>
>
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