Hi, I'm trying to set up a dialing server. I've installed two ISDN cards, so I've configured four ippp devices. Then I've tried to connect to Internet, just to test, and it works (just testing on one b-channel, I don't care the others now). When I get incoming calls from an Office Connect ISDN Lan modem it doesn't works. On the Linux machine I've created a system's user, and then I've configured the Office Connect via the configuration wizard. I've tried to configure it with just specifying user, passwd and phone number but it can't connect (after that I've tried to specify an IP address on the Office Connect but I've had exactly the same problems). I have the following on the /var/log/messages: Jun 29 18:44:17 ras kernel: ippp0: call from 971XXXXXX -> 971YYYYYY accepted Jun 29 18:44:17 ras isdnlog: Jun 29 18:44:17 * Call to tei 127 from +34 971/XXXXXX, Mallorca on +34 971/YYYYYY, Mallorca RING (Data) Jun 29 18:44:17 ras isdnlog: Jun 29 18:44:17 Call to tei 67 from +34 971/XXXXXX, Mallorca on +34 971/YYYYYY, Mallorca CONNECT (Data) Jun 29 18:44:17 ras ipppd[95]: Local number: 971YYYYYY, Remote number: , Type: incoming Jun 29 18:44:17 ras ipppd[95]: PHASE_WAIT -> PHASE_ESTABLISHED, ifunit: 0, linkunit: 0, fd: 7 Jun 29 18:44:17 ras kernel: isdn_net: ippp0 connected Jun 29 18:44:17 ras kernel: isdn_net: chargetime of ippp0 now 126839 Jun 29 18:44:17 ras ipppd[95]: MPPP negotiation, He: No We: No Jun 29 18:44:47 ras ipppd[95]: IPCP: timeout sending Config-Requests Jun 29 18:45:17 ras isdnlog: Jun 29 18:45:17 Call to tei 67 from +34 971/XXXXXX, Mallorca on +34 971/YYYYYY, Mallorca Normal call clearing (User) Jun 29 18:45:17 ras kernel: ippp0: remote hangup Jun 29 18:45:17 ras kernel: ippp0: Chargesum is 0 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras ipppd[95]: Modem hangup Jun 29 18:45:17 ras ipppd[95]: Connection terminated. Jun 29 18:45:17 ras ipppd[95]: taking down PHASE_DEAD link 0, linkunit: 0 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras ipppd[95]: closing fd 7 from unit 0 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras ipppd[95]: link 0 closed , linkunit: 0 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras ipppd[95]: reinit_unit: 0 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras ipppd[95]: Connect[0]: /dev/ippp0, fd: 7 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras kernel: ippp_ccp: freeing reset data structure c3e74800 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras kernel: ippp, open, slot: 0, minor: 0, state: 0000 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras kernel: ippp_ccp: allocated reset data structure c3e74800 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras isdnlog: Jun 29 18:45:17 Call to tei 67 from +34 971XXXXXX, Mallorca on +34 971/YYYYYY, Mallorca HANGUP ( 0:01:00 I=168.0 b O=276.0 b) After that, I've been looking for some information about IPCP and I've tried to use de radiusd server (I think maybe this is the way to specify some info like IP address, mask, DNS servers and things like that to the client) but still having problems. Is necesary to use radius to make it work? Is there a simple way to set it up? Thanks in advance, Manuel Martínez Valls
Hi again, First at all I want to excuse myshelf for posting e-mails in English but I don't speak or understand German... I've been looking for some info on dial in servers but I can't find a good tutorial, I attach my /etc/ppp/ioptions.ippp0, here it is: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /dev/ippp0 # The IP addresses: <local>:<remote> # just "0.0.0.0:" or nothing for dynamic IP #0.0.0.0: user "test" # I have a correct entry for this user on /etc/ppp/pap-secrets name ras ipcp-accept-local ipcp-accept-remote noipdefault -vj -vjccomp -ac -pc -bsdcomp mru 1524 mtu 1500 ###### # Added to allow remote autentication +pap noccp ms-get-dns ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Should I enter the proxyarp option? Another question. I want to fix the IP address for the remote router as 192.168.10.201 (to see it on my local network with this IP address), supose the IP address of the Dial IN server is 192.168.10.1, wich will be the way to fix it? I've been reading also about a file called useriptab, can anybody give me a sample of this file? Thanks again for your help, Manuel Martínez Valls Manuel Martínez Valls wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to set up a dialing server.
I've installed two ISDN cards, so I've configured four ippp devices. Then I've tried to connect to Internet, just to test, and it works (just testing on one b-channel, I don't care the others now). When I get incoming calls from an Office Connect ISDN Lan modem it doesn't works.
On the Linux machine I've created a system's user, and then I've configured the Office Connect via the configuration wizard. I've tried to configure it with just specifying user, passwd and phone number but it can't connect (after that I've tried to specify an IP address on the Office Connect but I've had exactly the same problems). I have the following on the /var/log/messages:
Jun 29 18:44:17 ras kernel: ippp0: call from 971XXXXXX -> 971YYYYYY accepted Jun 29 18:44:17 ras isdnlog: Jun 29 18:44:17 * Call to tei 127 from +34 971/XXXXXX, Mallorca on +34 971/YYYYYY, Mallorca RING (Data) Jun 29 18:44:17 ras isdnlog: Jun 29 18:44:17 Call to tei 67 from +34 971/XXXXXX, Mallorca on +34 971/YYYYYY, Mallorca CONNECT (Data) Jun 29 18:44:17 ras ipppd[95]: Local number: 971YYYYYY, Remote number: , Type: incoming Jun 29 18:44:17 ras ipppd[95]: PHASE_WAIT -> PHASE_ESTABLISHED, ifunit: 0, linkunit: 0, fd: 7 Jun 29 18:44:17 ras kernel: isdn_net: ippp0 connected Jun 29 18:44:17 ras kernel: isdn_net: chargetime of ippp0 now 126839 Jun 29 18:44:17 ras ipppd[95]: MPPP negotiation, He: No We: No Jun 29 18:44:47 ras ipppd[95]: IPCP: timeout sending Config-Requests Jun 29 18:45:17 ras isdnlog: Jun 29 18:45:17 Call to tei 67 from +34 971/XXXXXX, Mallorca on +34 971/YYYYYY, Mallorca Normal call clearing (User) Jun 29 18:45:17 ras kernel: ippp0: remote hangup Jun 29 18:45:17 ras kernel: ippp0: Chargesum is 0 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras ipppd[95]: Modem hangup Jun 29 18:45:17 ras ipppd[95]: Connection terminated. Jun 29 18:45:17 ras ipppd[95]: taking down PHASE_DEAD link 0, linkunit: 0 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras ipppd[95]: closing fd 7 from unit 0 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras ipppd[95]: link 0 closed , linkunit: 0 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras ipppd[95]: reinit_unit: 0 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras ipppd[95]: Connect[0]: /dev/ippp0, fd: 7 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras kernel: ippp_ccp: freeing reset data structure c3e74800 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras kernel: ippp, open, slot: 0, minor: 0, state: 0000 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras kernel: ippp_ccp: allocated reset data structure c3e74800 Jun 29 18:45:17 ras isdnlog: Jun 29 18:45:17 Call to tei 67 from +34 971XXXXXX, Mallorca on +34 971/YYYYYY, Mallorca HANGUP ( 0:01:00 I=168.0 b O=276.0 b)
After that, I've been looking for some information about IPCP and I've tried to use de radiusd server (I think maybe this is the way to specify some info like IP address, mask, DNS servers and things like that to the client) but still having problems.
Is necesary to use radius to make it work? Is there a simple way to set it up?
Thanks in advance,
Manuel Martínez Valls
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Hello, Am Sonntag, 1. Juli 2001 19:33 schrieb Manuel Martínez Valls:
... good tutorial, I attach my /etc/ppp/ioptions.ippp0, here it is: first of all, I assume ippp0 shall become your dialin i/f?
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
/dev/ippp0
# The IP addresses: <local>:<remote> # just "0.0.0.0:" or nothing for dynamic IP #0.0.0.0:
user "test" # I have a correct entry for this user on /etc/ppp/pap-secrets
name ras
ipcp-accept-local ipcp-accept-remote noipdefault Later on, you say you would like to give addr. "foo" to the dialing party and addr. "bar" to your i/f. So you should say here: foo:bar
-vj -vjccomp -ac -pc -bsdcomp mru 1524 mtu 1500
Are these options/values ok for your calling party (esp. vj and vjccomp)?
###### # Added to allow remote autentication +pap noccp ms-get-dns Perhaps _you_ should provide a ms-dns entry and not try to get one from a calling line... And is your calling party willing to use "weak" authentication? (i.e. Win NT is on default not! will only use (MS-)chap)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Should I enter the proxyarp option? Perhaps you should if the other party should be accesible from within your local net
Another question. I want to fix the IP address for the remote router as 192.168.10.201 (to see it on my local network with this IP address), supose the IP address of the Dial IN server is 192.168.10.1, wich will be the way to fix it? see above
I've been reading also about a file called useriptab, can anybody give me a sample of this file? I think you don't need it. Perhaps you should read _again_ very carefully the instructions in "man ipppd" :-)
Thanks again for your help, HTH and Salut, Jörg
Thanks, it worked! I'm using proxyarp, so now I can see the remote router as connected directly to my network (without adicional routing). Bye, Manuel Martínez Valls Joerg Schmitz-Linneweber wrote:
Hello,
Am Sonntag, 1. Juli 2001 19:33 schrieb Manuel Martínez Valls:
... good tutorial, I attach my /etc/ppp/ioptions.ippp0, here it is: first of all, I assume ippp0 shall become your dialin i/f?
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
/dev/ippp0
# The IP addresses: <local>:<remote> # just "0.0.0.0:" or nothing for dynamic IP #0.0.0.0:
user "test" # I have a correct entry for this user on /etc/ppp/pap-secrets
name ras
ipcp-accept-local ipcp-accept-remote noipdefault Later on, you say you would like to give addr. "foo" to the dialing party and addr. "bar" to your i/f. So you should say here: foo:bar
-vj -vjccomp -ac -pc -bsdcomp mru 1524 mtu 1500
Are these options/values ok for your calling party (esp. vj and vjccomp)?
###### # Added to allow remote autentication +pap noccp ms-get-dns Perhaps _you_ should provide a ms-dns entry and not try to get one from a calling line... And is your calling party willing to use "weak" authentication? (i.e. Win NT is on default not! will only use (MS-)chap)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Should I enter the proxyarp option? Perhaps you should if the other party should be accesible from within your local net
Another question. I want to fix the IP address for the remote router as 192.168.10.201 (to see it on my local network with this IP address), supose the IP address of the Dial IN server is 192.168.10.1, wich will be the way to fix it? see above
I've been reading also about a file called useriptab, can anybody give me a sample of this file? I think you don't need it. Perhaps you should read _again_ very carefully the instructions in "man ipppd" :-)
Thanks again for your help, HTH and Salut, Jörg
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