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version of PdaNet please click here. PdaNet FAQ What is required to install PdaNet? Does it support Vista? How to install and setup PdaNet? How much does upgrade cost? Should I upgrade? How do I register? Why haven't I received my registration code? What is the vpn error codes pricing for a site license? Do you accept Purchase Order? What is your refund policy? I previously computer error codes troubleshooting purchased PdaNet for Palm OS based Treo, does my license cover PdaNet for Windows Mobile? How would I get charged for using PdaNet? How much speed dial protocol error 6 can I get off a PdaNet connection? Does PdaNet support Mac/OS X? If I only purchase one license of PdaNet, can I install it on multiple machines? I ActiveSync with my Desktop PC only but I want to use PdaNet on my dial up error 678 laptop, what should I do? The "Dial-Up Connection" box pops us when I try to use broadband on my PC. How do I setup Bluetooth for PdaNet? How do I connect PdaNet to my phone through Wifi? Trouble Shootings On PdaNet version 2.x I receive connection error 3064. On PdaNet version 2.x I receive connection error 3040. My phone is SMT5800 or Pantech Duo. PdaNet connects properly but browser fails to open any web pages. On Vista when connecting PdaNet it crashes and gives
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me an error "PdaNetPC.exe has stopped working". When I launch PdaNet I got: "Error 711". Connection established successfully but drops after 1 or 2 minutes for no reason. I got error on the PC: "Failed to create dialup entry". Error: Unable to find device "PdaNet modem" on you machine, PdaNet not installed properly. I got dialup error 691 (state=6). I got dialup error 720 (state=6). I got dialup error 31 (state=5) on Vista. On a GSM phone, I got dialup error 734 (state=6). I got dialup error: "Error 633, 678 or 797 (on Win2K) with (state=0)". When I try to send email using a mail client such as Outlook Express I got SMTP server error, receiving email seems OK. I got a message on my PC prompting me to pick up the handset and dial #777 and then press ok. I got audio message "feature code you entered is not valid". When I try to connect I receive error message: "Please attach your device to the PC before connecting". My device is already connected to the computer's USB port. When I try to connect again after a successful connection is dropped, I receive error message: "Modem Busy, please try to connect again". I receive connection error (code=17): "Please make sure PdaNet is running on your phone." I installed version 2.0 and VPN doesn't work. What is required to install PdaNet? Does it support Vista? On Windows XP/2000, PdaNet requires ActiveSync to be installed on your computer first. PdaNet works on Vista whi
of Microsoft Dial-Up Networking (DUNS) Error codes with the Microsoft error message follows. If there's a hyperlink, you can follow it for more information on what to do about the error. If
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you are getting an error that does not have more information here, please cannot load script information error 615 the specified port was not found let me know! The list includes error codes for Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000, XP, and Vista. In later versions no ppp control protocols configured of operating systems (NT, 2000, XP and Vista) some of the errors can occur for connections other than traditional dial-up modem connections: they may occur with DSL and VPN (virtual private networking) connections that http://junefabrics.com/pdanet/faq.php do not involve dial-up. NOTE: Some solutions indicate to re-install DUNs and/or TCP/IP. See this Microsoft KB article for Win 95/98 instructions to Remove & Re-install DUNS & TCP/IP.Newer versions of Windows don't allow DUNS uninstall: see Reset DUNS (TCP/IP) in Windows 2000 & XP. Windows Vista: Dialing directly from the 'Connect To' menu or other shortcuts will not display DUNs error codes - instead, particularly large and http://modemsite.com/56k/dunserror.asp unhelpful dialog boxes are shown as detailed here. In order to see any DUNs error codes, you must dial from the 'Manage Network Connections' Window. ALSO SEE: Connectoids. In many cases, DUNs Errors can be solved by correcting the properties for your dial-up networking connections. ERROR 50 - The request is not supported. 600 - An operation is pending. 601 - The port handle is invalid. 602 - The port is already open. 603 - Caller's buffer is too small. 604 - Wrong information specified. 605 - Cannot set port information. 606 - The port is not connected. 607 - The event is invalid. 608 - The device does not exist. 609 - The device type does not exist. 610 - The buffer is invalid. 611 - The route is not available. 612 - The route is not allocated. 613 - Invalid compression specified. 614 - Out of buffers. 615 - The port was not found. 616 - An asynchronous request is pending. 617 - The port or device is already disconnecting. 618 - The port is not open. 619 - The port is disconnected. 620 - There are no endpoints. 621 - Cannot open the phone book file. 622 - C
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and AccessAsynchronous ConnectionsTroubleshoot and AlertsConfiguration Example and TechNotes MICA Modem States and Disconnect Reasons Download Print Available Languages Download Options PDF (56.4 KB) View with Adobe Reader on a variety of devices Updated:Oct 13, 2005 Document ID:5135 Contents Introduction Prerequisites Requirements Components Used Conventions Determining the Modem State Determining the Disconnect Reason Modem Call Records AAA Accounting Logs The show modem operational-status and show modem log Commands Disconnect Reason Format MICA Modem States MICA Modem Disconnect Reasons Disconnect Reason: Types Related Information Introduction This document describes how to interpret the call disconnect reason codes reported by Cisco Modem ISDN channel aggregation (MICA) modems. Note: This document contains many terms that are defined in the ITU standards such as V.90, V.44, V.42bis, and V.34. For more information on these terms please refer to the appropriate ITU-T standard. Terms specified in the ITU-T standards are not explained in this document. Prerequisites Requirements Readers of this document should be aware of the following: Whenever a call that uses the MICA domain specific parts (DSPs) is cleared or disconnected, MICA records the reason for the disconnect. You can use this reason to determine whether the disconnection was normal. If not, you can use it to track down the possible sources of failure. Modems can be disconnected due to a variety of factors such as client disconnects, Telco errors and call drops at the network access server (NAS). A typical disconnect reason is that the DTE (client modem or NAS) at one end wants to shut it down. Such "normal" disconnects indicate that the disconnect was not a result of modem or transmission level errors. For more information on determining whether a disconnect reason is normal, refer to Overview of General Modem and NAS Line Quality. Components Used MICA modems are used in the following Access servers: Cisco 3600 series routers AS5200 AS5300 AS5800 The information presented in this document was creat