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From: "Robert A. Buaas" <buaas@wireless.net>
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Subject: PPP/CHAP working?
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Can anyone provide any sample scripts and history/recommendations
about what version to use to make CHAP work? I'm running
2.1.0-RELEASE, with that version of pppd. Before I dig too deep,
have other any experience. I'm trying to duplicate the connection
that the Linux guys are making to AT&T/WorldNet given in
   http://www.mindspring.com/~ekelley/worldnet/linux.html
and to see if the performance is as bad as that provided by
their Windoz 3.1 stack. (it appears Linux uses iijppp; I
want to make pppd work properly using CHAP authentication).

thanks in advance. keep up the nice work.

best regards/bob