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From: Nate Williams <nate@sri.MT.net>
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> > dialer?), but the reason that some PPP packages don't understand a
> > regular Unix login sequence but wanna use PAP or CHAP instead doesn't
> > sound totally unreasonable.  At least, everything is hidden inside a
> 
> If you use PAP/CHAP only, don't even start getty over this line,
> just start pppd on it directly.

What happens if that modem isn't a dedicated modem, and can be used by
non-PPP users?


Nate