> when it offers the address 144.130.37.226 and we ack the offer, but then 8
> lines further down we are told that the peer is not authorised to use the
> remote address, the one it has just offered as the remote. From that
> point down the wheels fall off.
>
Try throwing in the noauth option. Tels pppd that the other side
doesn't need to do any authentication.
Also you shouldn't need to specify the IP's. That way if Telstra change the ip
of
the remote end everything will keep working fine.
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John
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