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From: Robert Clark <ROBERTC@PII.COM>
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Subject: IP Client for dial-in access?
Date: Thu, 25 Jul 96 14:22:00 PDT
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     I've been using the <kernel> pppd with Win95 for quite a while now, and 
it works well.

     I need a 'windsock' kit for W311 or W4W that works.  I've tried 
trumpet, and had mixed results.

     Has anyone had luck with the Novell or KLOS kits?

     If you have opinions that don't fit with the list, please email me 
directly.


                              TIA, [RC]
                         robert.clark@pii.com