After booting up today I found myself unable to establish a connection once again, so I did a little snooping in my netconf again and turned off the 'activate interface at boot time' selection in PPP/SLIP/PLIP and made certain to have turned off the 'use lock file' under PPP dialout. I get the feeling that netconf's PPP's run right over kppp when they have had any configs made to them, this is a good thing to know? After I did these I was able to make a connection with kppp when asking it to dialout. I will have to reboot to see if deselecting the 'activate interface at boot time' function has ended my boot up [FAILED] messages. When is the best time to use the 'lock file' function? Thanks, b/web Wade
