Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 511140
Creating a PAN results in "Connection refused(111)"
Last modified: 2009-12-18 04:37:41 EST
Created attachment 351522 [details] hcidump from desktop/server (NAP) Description of problem: I am unable to create a PAN between two Fedora 10 boxes. Pairing seems to be successfull, but pand reports Connect to <device> failed. Connection refused(111) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): bluez-4.30-2.fc10.i386 Steps to Reproduce: 1. On the server start "pand --listen --role NAP -n" 2. On the client start "pand -n --connect <device> --role PANU" Actual results: pand[4143]: Bluetooth PAN daemon version 4.30 pand[4143]: Connecting to <device> pand[4143]: Connect to <device>. Connection refused(111) Expected results: A connection should be established. Additional info: Both devices are capable of PANU/NAP. Simple file transfer is also possible. Only PAN refuses to work. According to hcidump the connection is refused because of an unknown command. I'll attach hcidumps from the server and the laptop to this post.
Created attachment 351523 [details] hcidump from laptop/client (PANU)
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