already exists, or remote authentication timed out. I don't know if you are allowed multiple logins with the same name or not. I heard there might be a switch setting in TAOS to turn off the name checking, but I can't remember it, sorry! Cheers James This might help. I am not sure how accurate it will be. c101 p67 The MAX unit successfully negotiated LCP and authentication with the dialin client. The MAX unit disconnected the call during IP routing (IPCP) negotiation, which typically occurs because the computer's IP address (configured on the MAX unit) does not match the configuration of the IP address of the dialin client or because the MAX unit has no available IP address from its pool to assign to dialin client. 45c 60p While the session was active, the MAX unit received a Terminate Request from the user's PPP application. Typically, Typically, the call was a successful session., and the user has disconnected the session from the dialin client's PPP application. 47c 63p The MAX unit successfully completed LCP negotiation and authentication. The configuration of the user's PPP application did not match the MAX unit's PPP configuration. The two devices could not successfully negotiate any Network Control Protocols (NCPs) (IP routing, IPX routing, AppleTalk routing, or bridging). Both the MAX unit and the dialin client must be configured to successfully negotiate at least one NCP. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Merrill" <wyrm at shore.net> To: <ascend-users at max.bungi.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 6:26 PM Subject: (ASCEND) Multiple connections using same username > Hello once again. I am hoping someone will be able to help. We have users > that can get a dynamically assigned IP address, and hence can use the same > username to connect with multiple computers. We keep track of usage, so > that is not a problem. The problem lies in that since switching over to > the TNT, multiple connections with the same username are no longer > possible. The Livingston Portmasters do it without a problem. I am > including some info to maybe help describe the issue: > > Model: MaxTNT-2AC > Rev: 7.2.3 > Radius: Merit > > Jul 25 10:29:24 cmbr1-tnt.wharf.shore.net 1/9: [1/9/1/0] > STOP: 'nqrdial at shore.net'; cause 101.; progress 67.; host 209.192.186.231 > [MBID 1094; ->1980] [nqrdial at shore.net] > Jul 25 10:30:02 cmbr1-tnt.wharf.shore.net 1/9: [1/9/38/0] LAN security > error, nqrdial at shore.net [MBID 1546; ->1980] [nqrdial at shore.net] > Jul 25 10:30:04 cmbr1-tnt.wharf.shore.net 1/9: [1/9/38/0] > STOP: 'nqrdial at shore.net'; cause 101.; progress 67.; host 209.192.186.235 > [MBID 1546; ->1980] [nqrdial at shore.net] > Jul 25 10:30:37 cmbr1-tnt.wharf.shore.net 1/9: [1/9/34/0] LAN security > error, nqrdial at shore.net [MBID 410; ->1980] [nqrdial at shore.net] > Jul 25 10:30:40 cmbr1-tnt.wharf.shore.net 1/9: [1/9/34/0] > STOP: 'nqrdial at shore.net'; cause 101.; progress 67.; host 209.192.186.243 > [MBID 410; ->1980] [nqrdial at shore.net] > Jul 25 10:31:06 cmbr1-tnt.wharf.shore.net 1/5: [1/5/40/0] LAN security > error, nqrdial at shore.net [MBID 260; ->1980] [nqrdial at shore.net] > Jul 25 10:31:08 cmbr1-tnt.wharf.shore.net 1/5: [1/5/40/0] > STOP: 'nqrdial at shore.net'; cause 101.; progress 67.; host 209.192.186.247 > [MBID 260; ->1980] [nqrdial at shore.net] > Jul 25 10:32:30 cmbr1-tnt.wharf.shore.net 1/7: [1/7/44/0] > STOP: 'nqrdial at shore.net'; cause 45.; progress 60.; host 209.192.186.193 > [MBID 149; ->1980] [nqrdial at shore.net] Jul 25 12:57:26 > cmbr1-tnt.wharf.shore.net 1/6: [1/6/13/0] > STOP: 'nqrdial at shore.net'; cause 47.; progress 63.; host 209.192.186.97 > [MBID 618; ->1980] [nqrdial at shore.net] > Jul 25 13:02:30 cmbr1-tnt.wharf.shore.net 1/6: [1/6/13/0] > STOP: 'nqrdial at shore.net'; cause 11.; progress 60.; host 209.192.186.107 > [MBID 232; ->1980] [nqrdial at shore.net] > Jul 25 13:14:16 cmbr1-tnt.wharf.shore.net 1/7: [1/7/29/0] > STOP: 'nqrdial at shore.net'; cause 45.; progress 60.; host 209.192.186.170 > [MBID 349; ->1980] [nqrdial at shore.net] > Jul 25 13:15:33 cmbr1-tnt.wharf.shore.net 1/10: [1/10/31/0] > STOP: 'nqrdial at shore.net'; cause 45.; progress 60.; host 209.192.186.224 > [MBID 1259; ->1980] [nqrdial at shore.net] > > I know the cause 45; progress 60 are regular disconnects. The others are > just an example of this particular users issue. I appreciate any help or > tips you might be able to share. > > > Regards, > > Bill Merrill, CCNA > Network Operations > Shore.Net - A PRIMUS Company > > ++ Ascend Users Mailing List ++ > To unsubscribe: send unsubscribe to ascend-users-request at bungi.com > To get FAQ'd: <http://www.nealis.net/ascend/faq> ++ Ascend Users Mailing List ++ To unsubscribe: send unsubscribe to ascend-users-request at bungi.com To get FAQ'd: <http://www.nealis.net/ascend/faq>