Christophe De Coninck wrote:

>On Thu, 2005-07-07 at 01:40, • • wrote:
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>>There seems to be a problem with your email program - there are two
>>copies on the list.  One is more than enough unless you have more
>>information to add.
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>>Also, a very bad idea to send in your IP and login details - you
>>should ***** them out before sending to public mailing list (because
>>we do not know how many hax0rs read this list, and people having
>>trouble often revert to "allow all from any to any" for testing which
>>will let the hax0rs in).
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>>To your query: Does it work using other devices/applications in place
>>of m0n0? ie: have you had it working with another device previously? 
>>What makes you think that it is LCP causing the problem (I believe my
>>ISP doesn't respond to LCP either, but m0n0 works flawlessly here).
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>>What (if any) other changes to your system did you make between
>>removing the device that worked and replacing it with m0n0?
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>>Sorry, but the log entry you sent in just showed the connection
>>dropped and what appeared to be a successful reconnect - we could not
>>see what happened before the connection dropped, nor what happened
>>afterwards.
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>>--cheers
>>gm
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>Hey, 
>there was a small problem with the emailprovider so I'm sorry for having
>it posted twice, I did forgot to put *** on the ip though.
>well I've tried with just putting my laptop behind my modem and using
>the PPoE software in XP and it starts fine and has the full speed
>continuesly, and when I connect the m0n0wall box on it then the
>connection always drops speed or just resets. I'm not sure weither
>windows sends LCP packets or not, but I have had the problem always when
>I checked the log and it told me something about LCP so I suspect it has
>something to do with it.
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Is your DSL modem in bridge mode or capable of running in bridge mode? 
Brand & model# would help also. I had the exact same problem with the 
SpeedStream 5200 until switching it into bridge mode.

>I also made my provider check the quality of the link and they say there
>is nothing wrong it either.
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It's been my experience (especially in this area) that the ISP will tell 
you that even if the line has been cut ;-)
taharka

Lexington, Kentucky U.S.A.