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From: Robert Hammond <rhammond@www.datastream.net>
Subject: PPP Help
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I was needing some help with using PPP to get FreeBSD installed.  I can get
everything setup and when I get to the part where I actually call my service
provider I can't get it to log on.  I use the 'term' command like it says
to, it connects, then it sits there.  I know my provider uses the PPP
authentication protocol, but I can't figure out how to get the interface to
use that.  Any help as soon as possible would be appreciated.

Robert Hammond