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<SMALLER>Sory Andy.


I was using FreePPP on the classic because it  ran in 4MB.


Setting up FreePPP.

Create  a new account.

Under the  Options tab  enter domain name and primary DNS   for you
local net

Check the "Configure OT TCP/IP for this account" box

Check the " IP address Assigned by PPP server"  button


the serial line needs to be  8N1 so I made a Modem configuration

I called "raw 38400"


Connect to : modem Port

Port Speed: 38400

Flow control: None

Modem init string settings

select Use: ""   radio button</SMALLER><SMALLER>       (and cut all
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Then open   MacTCP  control panel    and select FreePPP


Did you setup /etc/ppp/pap-secrets   on the server??



On Wed, Aug 11, 1999 4:38 PM, </SMALLER>
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<SMALLER> wrote:

>I setup my machine like you describe below.  I didn't have to change

>much seeing I basically already had that.  However, the same thing
still

>happens: they can ping each other, but TCP stuff doesn't work.  How
did

>you configure your Mac?  I once tried this before and got it to work
if

>both machines were Un*x boxes, but never if one was Un*x and one was

>MacOS.  Thanks,

>

>	-andy

>






  " Stamp out root login's .  .  .  . su "

    --Bruce Anderson Student DCTC

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