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From: rick hamell <hamellr@dsinw.com>
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Subject: Re: ppp problems
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> Hi, I'm trying to use ppp to dial to my ISP and do NAT as well. However,
> I've got a problem. When I connect manually, as in issue the command 'dial
> myisp' at the ppp prompt, I can connect and everything works fine. If I

	Why are you using NAT? Run ppp with the -alias switch, it 
achieves the exact same thing on small networks.

					Rick


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