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Subject: Problems with PPP
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I'm having a problem with the user side 'ppp' program.

Ive connected it up to a dialup server and logged in, everything seems to
be okay but the machine seems to loose all the packets it sends, althought
it recieves packets according to tcpdump.

The strange thing is also that 'route get default' hangs for ages before
returning tun0??

Any help would be great.

Thanks in advance.

Trefor S>