On Mon, 18 Oct 1999, Rajiv Ghai wrote:
|Can anyone help me with working ppp compression settings to be used in the
|/etc/ppp/options file. I am dialing in to a RH6.0 linux box from a Win98
|client. The Win98 client has compression and error control enabled. Is this
|sufficient for data compression or does one also need to specify additional
|lines in the /etc/ppp/options file ?. I have read the pppd man page which
|gives all kinds of compression settings to be used but I wanted to know
|which of these, if any, of these are actually needed.
Linux pppd and the MS PPP products have no common CCP -data compression-
algorithms in common. It's better to disable it in both rather than to
uselessly negotiate.
I'm not sure what enabling "error control" means regarding PPP since a type
of CRC is a part of the PPP specification and don't use MS anymore.
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Clifford Kite Not a guru. (tm)
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