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Subject: PPPd problems solved!
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Ah hah! We have solved our PPPD problems. 

Actually, someone else did for us a long time ago, we just realized it.

We were running a pppd from Februrary. When we got a -current pppd, 
everything started working beautifully.

We never had proxyarp turned on.

Thanks, etc, 

-Jerry.