(RADIATOR) Cisco Dis-connection messages.

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Grant -

You should check the Cisco web site and/or documentation.

regards

Hugh


On Thursday, Nov 28, 2002, at 15:55 Australia/Melbourne, Grant J. 
Moritz wrote:

> As shown in my E-mail I work for an ISP on a helpdesk. We use Cisco 
> 5400 and 5300 Access Servers and using radiator I believe they spit 
> out dis-connections to a log.
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> As shown above this is the format the logs are in, what im wondering 
> is if there is some sort of detailed documentation on the 
> dis-connection reasons. Obviously User-Request is the user hanging up 
> the connection but I have no idea what the 1045 means. There are also 
> numerous other messages that I don’t know about.
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> I have asked our System Engineers and they haven’t been able to find 
> any documentation either. While not essentially related to radiator I 
> was wondering if someone could point me in the right direction for 
> this problem.
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> Other messages are :
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> User-Request
> PPP Receive Term
> LAN Session Up
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> Lost-Carrier
> No Carrier
> LAN Ses Up
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> Etc, etc. any help is appreciated.
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> Please reply to support at airnet.com.au
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> Thanks
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> Grant Moritz
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> AirNet Technical Support
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