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Re: [Fwd: Majordomo results: Re: (ASCEND) Weird 4048 Prob?]

FWIW, I got the same errors from messages I sent Friday
with TO: or CC: <ascend-users@bungi.com>,
which I forwarded to <owner-ascend-users@bungi.com>

-Jim H



At 09:47 1998/06/05 -0700, Majordomo@bungi.com wrote:
>--
>
>>>>> At 17:05 1998/06/04 -0400, Bonnie Ritchey wrote:
>**** Command 'at' not recognized.
>>>>> >I'm a newbie to ascend so maybe this is a really stupid question...
>**** Command '>i'm' not recognized.
>>>>> >
>**** Command '>' not recognized.
>>>>> >Whenever a user initiates a PPP session through an analog modem to
the max2000,
>**** Command '>whenever' not recognized.
>>>>> >they are not only unable to start a telnet session, I cannot even
ping the IP
>**** Command '>they' not recognized.
>>>>> >address assigned to them.  Has anyone come across this problem?
>**** Command '>address' not recognized.
>>>>> 
>>>>> sounds like they are not actually getting an address configured on
their end,
>**** Command 'sounds' not recognized.
>>>>> or the address they think they have is different from what your Max
thinks.
>**** Command 'or' not recognized.
>>>>> 
>>>>> what address does the max have in a "sho user"?
>**** Command 'what' not recognized.
>>>>> what address does the user's PC think it has? 
>**** Command 'what' not recognized.
>>>>>   (win95 has "winipcfg", winnt has "ipconfig", unixes have "netstat -in")
>**** Command '(win95' not recognized.
>>>>> 
>>>>> maybe a routing problem? 
>**** Command 'maybe' not recognized.
>>>>> if you login on the max, can you ping them? can they ping the max?
>**** Command 'if' not recognized.
>>>>> 
>>>>> -Jim H
>END OF COMMANDS
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