Bobo, did you set up dial-up scripts in Win95? If not, that's the problem. If
you did, how's the script? And Carlos, is there a way to use that "advanced"
ppp authentication (secrets etc) from Windows dial-up clients?
Cya,
Juan
Carlos Barros wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Jan 1999, bobo bogdan wrote:
>
> > Uff.....Here is a big problem....
> >
> > On my Red Hat 5.2 box I have set up a dial-in PPP server for 8 tel
> > lines.
> >
> > Everything is OK (it works fine) excepting a small but important
> > problem: when a Win95 user wants to connect with valid �user� and
> > �password� the server deconect him because he has an invalid password.
> > If he make a connection with �Bring up terminal window after dialing�
> > enabled and log on from terminal, it is OK.
> >
> > Why???
> >
> > Why the Linux box don�t accept the password from Windows client?
> > If you know a way to correct this situation, please send me some words.
>
> don't set in windows require encrypted passswd
>
> in pap-secrets add a line like this:
> * * "" *
> also in chap-secrets
> add to ppp/options :
> login
> auth
> +pap
> debug
>
> ----
> 'debug' is only for debuggin info, you can see it in /var/log/ppp.log
> or var/log/debug or /var/log/daemon* etc...
>
> also your user is not in the group of dialout (check pppd owner/mod)
>
> Bye
> Carlos Barros.
>
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