Hi, We've got a customer with a Webramp analog "router", that has had really inconsistent connection problems. They can connect, but get no connection activity, and lots of Lost Carriers. Yep, I looked up in 3Com's knowledgebase, and suggested 2 things, disable ccpp (I think)-which I did, and also suggested disable PPP offloading. We use ARC's with the 2.59.6 code and DSP's with the 2.0.60 code. Seemed to have had a little better luck connecting with 2.0.60 DSP's, but is still having major problems. Seems like 1 out of every 4 connections stays up. I'm not inclined to disable PPP offloading; we have 5 DSP's in that chassis, and I'm concerned that I'll drag EVERYONE's performance down. Any other solutions? I'm about ready to take a Netopia dual analog box out there to replace it. Webramp has been of no help and doesn't seem to think there's any kind of problem with their equipment. Is this more a DSP problem or an ARC problem? Would switching to the latest ARC code (we don't use OSPF yet with ARC's so no problem), or ? I'd rather (of course) not create new problems if I'm only going to solve one fellow's problem! Thanks! SMT Scott Trautman, President, Global Dialog Internet scott@gdinet.com <mailto:scott@gdinet.com> http://www.gdinet.com <http://www.gdinet.com/> 2810 Crossroads, Suite LL2, Madison WI 53718 608-240-4638/4637fax - Internet Service Provider