A-16
MAX Administration Guide
Understanding Syslog messages
Code combinations and their possible meanings
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40
Typically called an ungraceful disconnect. During an active termi-
nal-server session, the user probably turned off the computer or
manually disconnected the WAN line from the computer’s
modem. Typically, the call was a successful session. Also, there
might be an incompatibility between the modems.
185
43
Typically called an ungraceful disconnect. During an active raw
TCP session, the user probably turned off the computer or manu-
ally disconnected the WAN line from the computer’s modem. Typ-
ically, the call was a successful session. Also, there might be an
incompatibility between the modems.
185
60
Typically called an ungraceful disconnect. Instead of disconnect-
ing the call from within the PPP application, the user probably
turned off the computer or manually disconnected the WAN line
from the computer. Typically, the call was a successful session.
Also, there might be an incompatibility between the modems.
185
63
Typically caused when the MAX unit did not have an available IP
address to assign to the dialin client.
185
65
Before the initial connection was active (during PPP negotiation),
the MAX unit received an ungraceful disconnect from the user’s
computer. Typically, the user probably turned off the computer or
manually disconnected the WAN line from the computer before
the PPP negotiation had completed between the user’s computer
and the MAX unit. Also, there might be an incompatibility
between the modems.
185
75
After having sent an LCP request (during LCP negotiation), the
MAX unit could not detect any signal from the user’s computer’s
modem. Typically, the modems had marginal line quality. Because
the MAX unit’s modem has a digital connection to its local CO,
the poor line quality is between the user’s modem and its local CO.
Also, there might be an incompatibility between the modems.
185
77
The MAX unit has successfully completed LCP negotiation.
Before beginning the authentication phase of PPP negotiation, the
MAX unit could not detect any signal from the user’s computer’s
modem. Typically, the modems had marginal line quality. Because
the MAX unit’s modem has a digital connection to its local CO,
the poor line quality is between the user’s modem and its local CO.
Also, there might be an incompatibility between the modems.
185
203
The MAX unit could not detect any signal from the computer’s
modem during the authentication. Typically, the modems had mar-
ginal line quality. Because the MAX unit’s modem has a digital
connection to its local CO, the poor line quality is between the
user’s modem and its local CO. Also, there might be an incompat-
ibility between the modems.
210
60
During an active session, the MAX unit modem slot card stopped
working.
Disconnect
code
Progress
code
Possible cause (continued)