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Subject: Re: Help! What am I missing trying to get ISDN4BSD to play?
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Hellmuth:

Success! Although quite how I got it all working is more down to luck
than skill, I think!

Reviewing what I'd previously done, it was clear that I was actually
dialling-out OK - using the correct switches on the isdn daemon and
changing nothing else proved that conclusively. The route command is the
bit that confused me. I couldn't work-out what I was doing wrong,
compounded by the fact that my brother-in-law, who uses Linux, gave me
some confusing advice!

Still, I'm now dialling-up on one 64K link. Thanks very much for your
help.

Now all I have to do is configure the userland ppp stuff ...... ;-)

Thanks again and best regards.



Clem Dye

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