> 1 - Is there any difference between clients using MS CHAP (Windows
> clients) and clients using pppd's CHAP (Linux clients)?
CHAP is CHAP is CHAP is CHAP. So no. :-)
> 2 - How can I make pppd use the appropriate authentication protocol
> (Windows computers - PAP and Linux computer CHAP)?
In Windows, go to the properties of the connection then click on "Server
Type" (or Server Types in newer versions of DUN) and check-mark "Enable
encrypted password".
In Linux, I've never done it, but know it can be done--read the pppd man
page.
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