Unable to connect TCP/IP error 733 -resolution

[Galloway, David Mr KRS]

Thanks for the response Chad.


RESOLUTION:
Configuration wasn't correct on the AS5400 (which I don't have access to, so
couldn't check the config), it was pointing to an old DHCP server which was
causing the error.


For troubleshooting we setup DHCP on the AS5400 and the connection worked
flawlessly. Pointed to the *correct* DHCP server and it connected
successfully. 




Now we're on our way to using LDAP for authentication. Wish us luck!!! :)

 

Regards, 


David Galloway 
Public Networks Administration 
KRS IT Network Operations 
Help Desk   (805) 355-2444 
Direct      (805) 355-4512 

 

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us.org] On Behalf Of Bohannan, Chad W
Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006 7:55 AM
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Subject: RE: Unable to connect TCP/IP error 733



>>Hi All.... 

>>Here's an issue I'm getting, and I seem to not be able to find any answers
elsewhere on the internet. 

>>We're testing currently and our client is dialing into our NAS, the NAS
sends the auth. request to the RADIUS, RADIUS authenticates and returns a
good request.... BUT!!!!! On the client side the connection is quickly
dropped >>when it moves to "Registering Your Computer on The Network" and
returns the error message of -Checking network protocol connections...
TCP/IP CP reported error 733. A connection to the remote computer could not
be >>completed. You might need to adjust the protocols on this computer.-

>>The protocol on the Client is set to PPP. When I checked out various modem
sites they kept referring to problems negotiating mult-link for single link
connections... That option is off by default on Windows XP (which is the
client).

>>So I'm quite stuck, not sure exactly which way to go and what changed to
make on the RADIUS side to resolve this connection issue.

 

 Try debugging PPP on the AS side. You may also want to debug DHCP packets.
It has been a while, but I think that error refers to the client being
unable to obtain an IP address.

 

 

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