by Kevin Lay » Tue, 11 Apr 1995 04:00:00
The question is, what authentication protocol is used by the NT before
it enters PPP mode? Anyone out there know?
I'd appreciate an answer via e-mail, to which I'll post a followup to
these groups (once I get something working).
1. Win95's PPP <-> Linux PPP server?
I have a (working) linux PPP server, a (working) win95 box, and a
(working) Livingston Portmaster.
I can make windows 95 connect to the portmaster, and I can make another
linux box connect to the linux server, but I cannot make the win95 box
connect to the linux server. Are there any special settings or
considerations for Win95's ppp to connect to Linux's PPP ? Everything
works fine (including proxy-ARP) from the linux perspective, but I seem
to be stuck with win95's hidden stuff it does when it establishes a PPP
connection. Here is my ppplogin, which runs as this user's shell when
he logs in:
#!/bin/bash
exec /usr/sbin/pppd passive modem crtscts proxyarp :198.81.240.46
(TCP/IP information for that address is correct on the windows side.
It all works great if I connect to the portmaster instead.)
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