Re: (ASCEND) Rebooting the Max

[Alex P <alex@stomp.gomax.com>]

It does, but it will also return that error if it hits a garbage spewing
modem.  When it starts getting the funky characters, it doesn't know what
to do, and pops that up as a generic error.

Alex P

On Tue, 26 Aug 1997, Kevin Smith wrote:

> At 10:41 PM 8/21/97 -0500, Scott Kozicki wrote:
> >>Windows 95 clients took too long to connect to the MAX 4000.
> >>When a Windows 95 client dialed into a Max 4000, the PPP negotiation could
> >>take
> >>as long as 60 seconds. The negotiation process has been streamlined so it
> >>completes in much less time.
> >
> >Is this why a Win95 user will authenticate but the session gets dropped on
> >their side with a 'server settings error'?
> 
> I used to get that message about 20% of the times I tried to connect to any
> MAX. If I retried, I would often connect without a hitch, at other times, I
> had to reset the Win95 machine before it would connect. I now use NT4.0 into
> the same MAX, and have *never* had the problem. I'm inclined to think that
> Win95 may have some problems of it's own....
> 
> 
> Kevin
> 
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