Re: (ASCEND) PPP-noNCPs-open

[Rob Myers <rmyers@unicom.net>]

I don't know if this would help or not, but I had that exact same problem
with an Ascend P-50.

Essentially, the customer had his IP routing information configured wrong.
Specifically, he was using the network address as his "My Address".

Generally when I deal with routers from different vendors that I'm
familiar with, this sort of thing is usually because the customer is
trying to use a numbered connection (i.e. interface-based) when I have the
connection set up in RADIUS as an unnumbered connection.

Not having ever programmed a Lucent router I couldn't say whether or not
that was the case here but that's where I would start to look.


-Rob-


(For what it's worth, I thought NCP stood for "Netware Core Protocol" but
I doubt that's what it means here *grin*)





> From: Ken Rea <wildcat@pcez.com>
> Date: Mon, 5 Oct 1998 13:50:28 -0700 (PDT)
> Subject: (ASCEND) PPP-noNCPs-open
> 
> Were trying to get a client that has some type of Lucent dial-in router on
> our 4048's.  Anyway in the radius logs I keep seeing for the Disconnect
> cause: PPP-noNCPs-open.  Then on the Connect-Progress it has:
> Ipncp-Opening.  What is a NCP and what do I need to do to solve this
> problem?  We are assigning them an IP address when they dial in.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Ken Rea
> wildcat@pcez.com


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