Have you looked at the retrains in the session monitor? If they're going up like wildfire you have your answer. Also compare ping times on your customers from time to time and see what's going on on average. You might have a faulty PRI or T1 or a CLEC time/framing issue (bi-polar violations). Those bi/po's are hard to pin down sometimes. Each vendor in the loop points at the other one, and if it were Verizon, they'd say you are crazy and the circuit is fine :) Been there. Good luck. Al Thiel WebSTABLE, Inc. At 12:12 PM 9/9/2001 -0400, you wrote:
I have a 3com Total Control hub V4.1.59, with 7 DSP modem cards.
I'm getting a ton of complaints from dialup users that all "receiving traffic" stops, while they are surfing, or checking mail, or whatever.
I've monitored one of these users via (monitor ppp), and notice that I am receiving the PPP packets from the user, but nothing is being sent back.
I try to ping the IP of the modem, and I get a timeout.
There is a route in the routing table, for their IP, and it did point to their modem port. I checked the status of the port (show int slot:#/mod:#) , and it shows nothing out of the ordinary.
I realize that it could be the phone lines, but I have to be sure.
Has anyone came across this problem before, or know of a better way I can confirm -where- the problem is ?
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