Ryan Kirkpatrick writes:
> As for the authentication protocal, I understand now. The ISP was
> demanding an auth protocol and I was demanding one as well. Guess it does
> not work even when both demand the same auth protocal...
Actually, it would work fine as long as both sides are willing to
auth
On 1 Nov 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Ryan Kirkpatrick writes:
> > They never specified what authentication protocal to be used (chap or
> > pap), while I was.
>
> You need to understand that ppp is a peer to peer protocol. There is no
> server and no client: it works exactly the same way whe
Ryan Kirkpatrick writes:
> They never specified what authentication protocal to be used (chap or
> pap), while I was.
You need to understand that ppp is a peer to peer protocol. There is no
server and no client: it works exactly the same way whether you are a user
dialing in or an ISP. When you
>> "RK" == Ryan Kirkpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
RK> lcp debug messages I think I figured it out. DO NOT specify the
RK> authentication method to use. Simply set in ppp options the username that
If you used "+pap" or "require-pap", then you demended the other side
to authenticate itself w
On Sun, 1 Nov 1998, Klaus Lepschi wrote:
> As far as I know there is a little bug in the example scripts
> for insofar it does not mention a necessaray
> parameter that is needed when is called. To connect you
> to your service provider needs to know your .
> This can be set via an entry in ("
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