RE: (ASCEND) P=63 error code (+ c=47)

[Gent Cav <gentlist@metro2000.net>]

I have a 6000 and even though I have plenty of IP space available (50% capacity) we get time to time users can not connect because of this error!

I have discovered when customer changed their modem, they could connect fine! It does not make sense though!

Gent
Metro2000.Net


At 10:34 AM 7/20/99 -0400, Troy Settle wrote:
>
>
>Connect Progress 63 is "Opening IPNCP" (IP Network Control Protocol)
>
>Disconnect 45 is "Recieve Terminate Request"
>Disconnect 47 is "No NCP's were open"
>
>This is telling me that you're out of IP addresses, or the users are not
>getting assigned an IP address correctly.  When this is occuring, check
>out what your MAX is doing:
>
>ascend% show pools
>
>Pool#                Base         Count      InUse
>   1              xxx.yyy.zzz.n    126         44
>
>
>--
>  Troy Settle
>  iPlus Internet Services
>
>It's always a long day... 86400 doesn't fit into a short.
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: owner-ascend-users@max.bungi.com
>> [mailto:owner-ascend-users@max.bungi.com]On Behalf Of
>> sysop@netlink.net.au
>> Sent: Monday, July 19, 1999 6:56 PM
>> To: ascend-users@bungi.com
>> Subject: Re: (ASCEND) P=63 error code (+ c=47)
>>
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> I have a newly installed MAX 6000 (7.0.3) and am seeing the exact same
>> problem and have had to refund clients connection fees as they
>> just can not
>> get connected, same messages as below, my radius has one differeence it
>> shows c=47 not 45 as below.
>>
>> It has only 1 x 16 56k modem card and 1 pri with 20 lines active so
>> resources should not be  a problem but the non-connections
>> are.. Any ideas
>> would be welcome.
>>
>> Ken
>>
>> At 12:03 PM 7/19/99 -0500, you wrote:
>> >Hello,
>> >I have a MAX 6000 running software release code 6.1.24 and it has fully
>> populated with 16 port 56K cards and also with 4 T1s.  About 3
>> weeks ago we
>> added the last card and the 4th T1 and ever since then some of the users
>> are having a hard time (well, they just don't connect!)
>> connecting to this
>> particular MAX.  They wait a few minutes and then they can
>> connect to one
>> of our other MAX's (MAX 4048 - same software code).  The
>> message they are
>> getting is either the one about "incompatible set of protocols......" or
>> the "the computer you are dialing cannot answer......".  In our
>> radius log
>> we see them trying to connect, but then they are disconnected
>> with the P=63
>> error code.  Below is a sampling of the radius log file.  If we
>> reset the
>> MAX everything is fine for a couple of days, then it starts all
>> over again.
>>  I cannot afford to reset the MAX every couple of days because
>> one of these
>> days I'm afraid it's not going to come back up.  Does the MAX have a
>> command that allows you to s!
>> >ee the available resources so we can see if the memory is low?  Or
>> something like that?
>> >
>> >I would very much appreciate anyr help with this matter as
>> soon as possible.
>> >Thank you
>> >
>> >
>> >Jul 16 09:54:13 cvtvmax2 ASCEND: call 64 CL 0K  u=bednar c=45
>> p=63 s=42667
>> r=26400
>> >Jul 16 09:54:17 cvtvmax2 ASCEND: call 65 CL 0K  u=honeydo c=45 p=63
>> s=28800 r=28800
>> >Jul 16 09:54:56 cvtvmax2 ASCEND: call 68 CL 0K  u=honeydo c=45 p=63
>> s=28800 r=28800
>> >Jul 16 09:54:56 cvtvmax2 ASCEND: call 67 CL 0K  u=jjajal c=45
>> p=63 s=34000
>> r=26400
>> >Jul 16 09:55:02 cvtvmax2 ASCEND: call 66 CL 0K  u=kisses c=45
>> p=63 s=28800
>> r=28800
>> >Jul 16 09:55:15 cvtvmax2 ASCEND: call 69 CL 0K  u=bednar c=45
>> p=63 s=42667
>> r=26400
>>
>> >
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