On Wed, 24 May 2000, Fred Wright wrote:
>
> On Tue, 23 May 2000, Jeffrey E. Harris wrote:
>
> > I am trying to connect my Amiga via null-modem cable to a Windows 2000
> > Advanced Server, which I have built, using Miami 3.2. I have also tried
> > testing it with a Windows NT 4.0 Workstation. To date, I have had no luck
> > at all in having my Amiga successfully connect using PPP and the null
> > modem cable while the NT machines are configured for dial-in access.
>
> > If I look at the modem log on the NT machines, I see that data is being
> > received; however, there are "unrecognized responses" messages after
> > receipt of the data. What is the standard data that a PPP client sends to
> > a server to start LCP authentication that I should look for?
>
> First there are LCP negotiations, which establish, among other things, the
> type of authentication desired by the server. After LCP negotiations
> complete, the client then sends any required (and supported)
> authentication.
>
> If the server requires MS-CHAP (common on NT systems), you'll need to
> enable it, and you'll need to have MiamiSSL properly installed, and Miami
> registered. I don't know whether you can turn oif
>
Windows 2000 supports PAP, SPAP, CHAP, MS-CHAP, MS-CHAP V2, and MS-CHAP V2
for Windows 95! I've tried turning them on and off with no luck, both on
the Amiga side (well, the MS-CHAP anyway), and the Windows NT/2000 side.
I never get to the authentication part.
I have a registered copy of Miami, and SSL 2.11.
> > In almost all cases, LCP starts, and then I receive the standard error
> > message back saying that either I have an invalid configuration, or there
> > is a problem with the server. MiamiInit returns the same error message.
>
> You can use the PPP log to see what's happening if needed, but before
> doing that I suggest downloading MiamiDx and reading the section of the
> guide on this exact topic. You don't need to install MiamiDx just to read
> the guide, though you might decide you like it anyway. :-)
>
I will check out the guide, but the PPP log on the Amiga side just shows a
bunch of requests sent, and that is all.
Thanks for the suggestions.
> Fred Wright
>
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