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From: Stephen Couchman <scouch@io.org>
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I am trying to setup a PPP connection from my FreeBSD system to my ISP.  I am 
trying to use dynamic IP with either kernel PPP (pppd) or user ppp.

I am not having much luck with either! :-((

When I try using pppd, my ISP and my system try to negotiate the connection, 
but my ISP eventually hangs up.  I am using PPP and Trumpet Winsock on my PC
with my ISP with no problems.

I have tried the suggestions in the Handbook, but I guess I need more
hand-holding! :-((

Any help, suggestions, sample FreeBSD setup files (/etc/ppp/options, et 
al) would be MOST appreciated.

Thanks -- Stephen
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