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From: "Jordan Race" <jordan@excitech.com.au>
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Subject: PPP Dialin to FreeBSD
Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1999 13:34:16 +1100
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Hi,

We have 4 dial in lines to a FreeBSD3.0-Release box.

Each line functions correctly with terminal dial in and PPP (Using AutoPPP
and mgetty).

Windows95 clients dial in and are assigned the correct ip address and routes
are set up correctly on the client side. The server is using proxyarp.

When we dial in using a Mac or Linux PPP the client computer is assigned the
correct IP address but it has no access to the network. The client computer
can ping its newly assigned IP but cannot ping the server IP. The problem
does not occur when using a Windows client. Is anyone aware of anything that
might cause this?

Regards,
Jordan


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