You say the data doesn't transfer. Does that mean you have watched the session and see nothing or that the browser on the modem side sees nothing? Yes sir. I watched the modem status and it not reported any recieved data packets. Mean while I looked at "netstat -n 2" cmd windows, it reported ESTABLISED session.
If it only happens with RADIUS then you should check your reply attributes. Make sure your returning the proper IP/netmask if you are returning any at all. The strange is, it not happen on Windows 9x. I use Windows 98 SE and I don't get any dificulties. But my friend with Windows XP can not browsing to the most of site. So I think the RADIUS is find. I already tried with other RADIUS also (FreeRADIUS) and I get the same situation.
That if you are using filters you disble them until you figure this out. Actually, we have blocking packet from and to our customer (at modem interface site) for TCP and UDP port 135 - 139. It for blocking virus -like bluster. Here is the filter: HiPer>> show file filter.135 #filter IP: 010 AND tcp-dst-port >= 135; 020 REJECT tcp-dst-port <= 139; 030 AND udp-dst-port >= 135; 040 REJECT udp-dst-port <= 139; 050 AND tcp-src-port >= 135; 060 REJECT tcp-src-port <= 139; 070 AND udp-src-port >= 135; 080 REJECT udp-src-port <= 139;
Do you think this is the problem? If it true, why it anly happen at Windows 32 bit (like Windows XP)? and not at Windows 9x? -mna-