SNIP > > Mac OS 7.6.1 includes Open Transport/TCP - which has its own PPP > driver. It's called "Remote Access". > > But if I recall correctly, Config PPP and the PPP extension are part > of FreePPP. > > IOW, you have two separate PPP drivers contending for the modem port.
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