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Date: Fri, 26 Jul 1996 10:14:22 -0400 (EDT)
From: Vlad Markov <bdqjl43@server4.bell-atl.com>
Reply-To: Vlad Markov <bdqjl43@server4.bell-atl.com>
Subject: Chap Authentification Set up
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The PPP server at my work uses chap. I am having difficulties setting it up.
Can someone tell me the difference between
	enable chap vs. accept chap

The Sysadmins tell me that their chap is uni-directional. The server supposedly
sends me a 64 bit random # which PPP is supposed to mangle with my user-id and
password and send back for authorization.

I don't see how ppp.secret fits into this equation.

TIA
Vlad Markov