My workplace allows PPP access, assuming you are using Win95's dial in
network options. I don't have Win95 on this machine and I don't want to.
(Not a slam at anyone, just I don't want to shutdown and change operating
systems back and forth all the time and I prefer to keep Linux up.)
So. I have PPP working to a different PPP, but I *need* to go straight to
my workplace PPP to get past the firewall. Cannot telnet in from the
outside.
I *almost* make it in. Below is my last attempt:
Apr 22 23:53:52 kilroy pppd[2730]: Using interface ppp0
Apr 22 23:53:52 kilroy pppd[2730]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/cua2
Apr 22 23:53:56 kilroy pppd[2730]: Unsupported protocol (0x8207) received
Apr 22 23:53:57 kilroy pppd[2730]: Received bad configure-nak/rej: 03 06
83 c6 7c 2e
Apr 22 23:54:24 kilroy last message repeated 9 times
Apr 22 23:54:27 kilroy pppd[2730]: IPCP: timeout sending Config-Requests
Apr 22 23:54:27 kilroy pppd[2730]: Connection terminated.
Apr 22 23:54:28 kilroy pppd[2730]: Exit.
No matter what I do, I get that same error message. Using "Seyon" to do it
all by hand, everything is perfect up until the PPP servers try to talk to
one another, so I know I'm getting that far.
Has anyone else seen the above error messages before? I searched the
HOW-TO's, but saw nothing directly applicable to using Linux PPP to get
into a Win95 network.
My workplace has full TCP/IP and more than just Win95 machines, but they
only attempt to support Win95 machines using PPP to get in. I believe the
network server is a Win NT machine, perhaps a Win95 machine.
Help? Even an RTFM would be appreciated if you could point out the
appropriate FM. :) I couldn't find anything helpful among HOW-TOs or
RedHat Tips.
I have 5.0 w/ nearly all errata applied, and I'm using 2.0.33.
Thanks,
Eddie
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