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They are DDS/MR64. Had a phone company guy check the circuit again, and
he said he could get to the DSU at the ST's end, but couldn't at the
mica end. So I'm now going to change out the 10baseT cable from their
smartjack to my DSU and see if that might be it. Hope that works. I do
appreciate everyone's help.


Johnson, John E. wrote:
> 
> You didn't tell me what model of Motorola.  The Paradyne 3510 DSU is perfect
> for your application.  Using a 10BaseT cable for the telco connection is
> fine.
> 
> Yesterday I setup a NetBlazer 256K PPP link to another NCR building on our
> campus talking to an ACC Yukon router.  Below is the "line list" of that
> NetBlazer.  Regarding Adam's comment about "state=", it maybe just that the
> state shows idle until it is working.
> 
> CB&12X1_1-12:Top> line li syn10
> Line    Modem/Dvc  CharGrp    Use          Command    DeviceStatus
> syn10   <<None>>   <<None>>   usg2ppp      <<None>>   <CTS,DCD,DSR,RTS,DTR>
> Flags:  001f604e
> <CTS,DCD,DSR,NOLOGIN,NOAUTO,SYNC,NOAUTOID,EOF,DEDICATED,RTS,DTR>
> DSR: ON        DCD: ON        CTS: ON       RTS: ON       DTR: ON
> Speed: 260000    Flow control: none   Parity: none   Size: 8   Stop: 1
> Login: OFF         PPP PAP: auto       PPP CHAP: auto
> Autoconfigure: off     Callin: ON         Access: all
> Modem command delay: 0.000 seconds    Login prompt delay: 0.250 seconds
> Modem status delay (seconds): DCD=0.000     DSR=0.000     CTS=0.000
> DTR off time: 3.000 seconds
> Idle times (minutes): receive=0  transmit=0  (auto-reset=0 dtron)
> Trace: OFF        Callback monitor: OFF
> IP address: 178.106.1.49
> Terminal type: <<None>>        Rows: not set        Cols: not set
> Process = syn10, Dial Protocol = Console, state = Conn-Term
> CB&12X1_1-12:Top>
> 
> 
> John
> 
> > ----------
> > From:         Stuart Pierce[SMTP:spierce@ascenture.net]
> > Sent:         Thursday, May 07, 1998 9:33 AM
> > To:   Johnson, John E.
> > Cc:   netblazer-list
> > Subject:      Re: Timeouts
> >
> > Motorola is what I'm using. I do have a couple of AT&T Paradyne 3510's I
> > could use, but I used to use these Motorola's and they worked fine when
> > I took them out of service. Think it could be a bad 10baseT cable ?
> >
> > Johnson, John E. wrote:
> > >
> > > Stuart,
> > > What is the manufacturer and model# of your DSUs?  (I say "DSU" because
> > you
> > > previously had stated you were using a 56K circuit.  The term "CSU" to
> > me
> > > means a T1 circuit.)
> > >
> > > Carrier going up and down continuously indicates either a line problem
> > or
> > > improper something (ie:  optioning, cables, defective unit) with the
> > DSUs.
> > >
> > > John
> > >
> >