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We had this problem a few years back on Dell machines specifically, if you change the version of mfc42.dll file that fixed it for us.

If I enable encapsulation ppp on an Cisco serial interface then my sco box cannot ping the remote router, take it off and it works again. This wasn't a problem when we were running a serial connection but now we want to run over a BRI interface can anyone explain a solution. Thanks

If I enable encapsulation ppp on an interface then my sco box cannot ping the remote router, take it off and it works again. This wasn't a problem when we were running a serial connection but now we want to run over a BRI interface can anyone explain a solution Thanks

Presuming you are running Metaframe on an NT or 2ooo server then you may need to download the Windows Messaging service for NT from the Novell website.

The two routers can connect to each other with no problem, I have put a static route in Sco to point to the far end network via the local router. If you do a traceroute to the far end router it knows to go via the local router but cann't reach the far end. There are no translations involved.

Basically the Sco box cannot ping the far end router even though the route is set up. The routers can ping each other though.

I am trying to set up a Sco Openserver 5 box to print to a HP Jet direct server via Cisco routers and ISDN. The routers can ping each other but the Sco box doesn't seem to able to initialise the link or communicate over it once it is up. I presume this is because I haven't configured PPP, (the...