Kurth,
I mentioned that earlier. And yes, the generic options file does come
that way. All of the PPP stuff comes very loosely configured to be a PPP
server. On the server side, that line is a "must-have" for security, but
it pretty much always messes things up on the client side. Very rarely
will a PPP server allow a client to demand authentication. However, I
have seen it in a few instances. I can come in handy in a very
particular set of circumstances, but it is far from the norm.
FYI,
Kenny
Kurth Bemis wrote:
>
> i solved shanna browns problem!
>
> in /etc/ppp/options there is a line that says
>
> auth
>
> that should be commented out! i don't know if it comes like that by
> default....it may.......
>
> thanks for all your help!
>
> ~kurth
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