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Please Help - big ftp get from Linux through a Cisco 2511 hangs up modem

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From: Craig Shrimpton
Date: Mon, 29 Jan 1996 03:37
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Greetings,

I'm having a real problem with trying to ftp files from a Linux box that is 
connected to my Cisco 2511 via a USR Courier.  When I ftp get a file from the 
Linux box it will run for a few mins. then the modem will hang.  I can't tell 
who's doing it because there are no errors logged!  The only indication is the 
log states: pppd[102]: ipcp down.  I watch the lines on the Cisco and I see no 
errors or overruns.

One interesting thing to note is that the sames file (an 8 megger) can be 
successfully put to the same Linux box.  I'm stumped because the system 
appears to work fine otherwise.  Something to note though, the RD light on the 
Courier is on solid when the file is being retrieved.  The modem does not seem 
to drop CTS but the Cisco doesn't report any overruns.  When I put the file 
the CTS light does flicker indicating the remote modem is dropping CTS during 
the transfer.

Any ideas are appreciated.

Thanks,

Craig


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Subject: Please Help - big ftp get from Linux through a Cisco 2511 hangs up modem
Date: Mon, 29 Jan 96 03:37:41 GMT
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