randy@cctb.wa.com (Randy Orrison) (05/24/89)
I have a problem. I'm trying to call two local systems with trailblazers using my OBM, I've got expect-send sequences set up that will get me logged in, the remote system is recognized, the protocol negotiation goes ok, then my system sends an 'H' then gets stuck waiting for the remote system to send an 'H' (or anything). Uucico hits a few alarms, then times out. This is currently happening with HDB, but it also happened a while ago with the stock UUCP. I suspect that it's the way the remote trailblazers are set up, because there is another local system that I call regularly that has a trailblazer and I have no problems there, and I've talked to trailblazers before when I was in Minnesota. Does anyone have any suggestions about what could be done to correct this situation? Many thanks! -randy -- Randy Orrison Chemical Computer Thinking Battery uunet!microsoft!cctb!randy randy@cctb.wa.com "Paradise is exactly like where you are right now, only much, much, better."
rjg@sialis.mn.org (Robert J. Granvin) (05/26/89)
In article <196@cctb.wa.com> randy@cctb.wa.com (Randy Orrison) writes: >I have a problem. I'm trying to call two local systems with >trailblazers using my OBM, I've got expect-send sequences set up that >will get me logged in, the remote system is recognized, the protocol >negotiation goes ok, then my system sends an 'H' then gets stuck >waiting for the remote system to send an 'H' (or anything). Uucico >hits a few alarms, then times out. This is currently happening with >HDB, but it also happened a while ago with the stock UUCP. > >I suspect that it's the way the remote trailblazers are set up, because >there is another local system that I call regularly that has a >trailblazer and I have no problems there, and I've talked to >trailblazers before when I was in Minnesota. > >Does anyone have any suggestions about what could be done to correct >this situation? Many thanks! I must be that other site in Minnesota. :-) More than likely, the Trailblazer is set with it's interface speed locked. Do that, and you'll not likely talk to an OBM. There area other reasons, but it's too early in the morning... :-) [inews fodder] -- ________Robert J. Granvin________ INTERNET: rjg@sialis.mn.org ____National Computer Systems____ CONFUSED: rjg%sialis.mn.org@shamash.cdc.com __National Information Services__ UUCP: ...uunet!rosevax!sialis!rjg "Exxon: Our gasoline contains no sea water"