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From: "Peter T. Nguyen" <nguyept@compassnet.com>
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Subject: connecting to main isp via pap...
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Date: Thu, 23 May 1996 07:47:12 -0500 (CDT)
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I have an interesting problem.  Presently, I have FreeBSD 2.1 installed
on my system.  During installation, I also installed and recompiled
the kernel to work with ppp.  here is my problem.  I found out that the
ISP is using PAP to authenticate users who connect to their system.
Once connected, the server starts talking in PPP packet right away.  
I can not chat nor kermit in an send-expect script.  I'm getting a 
dedicated dialup connection (64K ISDN).  Here is what i did,

*  % cu -l /dev/cuaa0 -s 57600
   atdt5551212
   CONNECT 57600
   }}}~#$!#!#%$!$%%!#}}}}}}~#$!#!#%$!$%%!#}}}}}}~#$!#!#%$!$%%!#}}}
   }}}~#$!#!#%$!$%%!#}}}
*  I escape back to the shell vi ~!
   here, I don't know what to type ?????  (pppd what ?)

*  What files in /etc/ppp should modify ?  My set up is simple.  Does
   anybody out there have a options or whatever files to help me out ?

ptr