 Doctor OldsI Need A Remedy For What's Ailing Me.Premium,VIP
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| reply to drewfar
Re: MRU on 5660Your unit needs a reset to the defaults. Notice that the LCP Echo Timer is Off? It should be On and counting upwards where your 5260/5660 show zeros.
You must have the 2.3.0(7) Firmware or these commands will not work. If you have room (memory wise) it would not hurt to reflash the firmware if you used a previously hacked firmware version. You want virgin code if possible.
Go into Telnet and make sure you set everything to match exactly below. The commands you need to run are in bold.
Command-> clear allstats
Command-> default all
Command-> set priv
password: ********* (enisecret is the password)
Priv-> show pppvars
--- PPP Parameters
Current Default
MRU size 1500 1500
MTU size 1500 1500
LCP Echo Failures 10 10
LCP Echo Interval 30 30
LCP Negotiation Timeout 2 10
LCP Max Terminate Requests 30 30
LCP Max Configure Requests 5 5
LCP Max Configure NAKS 5 5
IPCP Negotiation Timeout 10 10
IPCP Max Terminate Requests 30 30
IPCP Max Configure Requests 30 30
IPCP Max Configure NAKS 30 30
PAP Negotiation Timeout 10 10
PAP Max Auth Requests 30 30
CHAP Negotiation Timeout 10 10
CHAP Rechallenge Interval 30 30
CHAP Max Challenges 30 30
Priv-> set pppvars
MRU size [128-16384]: 1500
MTU size [128-16384]: 1500
Number of LCP echo failures [0-60]: 10
LCP Interval [0-60]: 30
LCP Negotiation Timeout [1-60]: 2
LCP Termination Requests [1-60]: 30
LCP Configuration Requests [1-60]: 5
LCP Configuration NAKs [1-60]: 5
IPCP Negotiation Timeout [1-60]: 10
IPCP Termination Requests [1-60]: 30
IPCP Configuration Request [1-60]: 30
IPCP Configuration NAKs [1-60]: 30
PAP Negotiation Timeout [1-60]: 10
PAP Authentication Requests [1-60]: 30
CHAP Negotiation Timeout [1-60]: 10
CHAP Rechallenge Interval [1-60]: 30
CHAP Challenge Requests [1-60]: 30
Priv-> exit
Command-> exit
Now reboot and setup the unit with your password/login name again under Simple Setup »10.0.0.1/simple_ppp_56xx.html . Do not try to force the 1492 value since the unit knows it's supposed to use that when in PPPoE mode, but not PPPoA mode. It has to choose them with internal Firmware logic. It was confused and normally this will correct it.
Check your values after you connect to see if they match 1492 now and that the LCP Echo Timer is now On. If yes, you have been successful. :-)
Regards,
Doctor Olds
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[text was edited by author 2003-03-03 02:43:26] |
