Re: (ASCEND) 185's and 11's?

[Jason Nealis <nealis@babylon.erols.com>]

 Agreed, It seems that 185's has becomethe bastard catch all code for
any type of disconnect, Being not that so many people are seeing this
code, Ascend has got to do something to break it down.

Jason Nealis
Director Internet Operations / Network Access
Erols Internet (An RCN Company)


On Tue, 19 May 1998, Michiel Boland wrote:

> > Abnormal disconnect:
> >  1906  c=11 (DCD became inactive)
> >   386 c=151 (???)
> >  2800 c=185 (Remote hang-up)
> 
> Actually, I do not think that c=11 or c=185 are abnormal per se,
> e.g. all our Trumpet Winsock customers hang up with c=11, p=60,
> and in fact the usual disconnect code for pipelines over here is
> 47, would you believe it. 
> 
> Perhaps the c=185 code could be split into more specific codes?
> Like switch gone mad or something.
> 
> Cheers
> Michiel
> 
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> Michiel Boland <boland@diva.nl>
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• Re: (ASCEND) 185's and 11's?
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