Original Question:
> Hi,
> I'm trying to configure Solaris PPP 3.0.1 to allow Win95 to dial in. I've
> heard that Win95 uses PAP, and I've heard that we might have to either
> configure ttymon to detect the right type of login, or else use some kind
> of dial up scripting on the Windows boxes. But I dont' know the details....
> does Solaris PPP use PAP by default? When I log in with a terminal window I
> get some binary unreadable stuff in return.
Responses said:
1. Tim Carlson <tim@santafe.edu>
I strongly advise against using Solaris PPP.. better off using a free
implementation that is much easier to configure.
ftp://merit.edu/pub/ppp/unix/ppp-2.2.tar.gz
2. "Bill Kruchas" <billcssi@cssi-pa.com>
Win 95 uses either "chap" or clear text and you can set that up on
win 95, also have the win 95 open a terminal window after dialing so
that you can interact with the logon process to the sun box, after
you document that you can use the dialup scripting in win 95 to
automate this.
3. STattitali@Paragon-Mcs.com (Sandesh Tattitali)
I think this might have something to do with the baud rate at which U are
connecting.Try changing the baud rate and it should work.
In the end, I'm still working on this, but I think I might end up with door
#1. I can't get past the garbled text I get when I dial in with a terminal,
and nothing is really showing up in the log files.
Thanks for the help!!
-Keith
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