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Subject: NT Workstation 4.0 <-> FreeBSD 2.2 Snap pppd
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A local user is trying to connect to our dial-in server, which is running
2.2 10-14-96 Snap, with no success. We can connect with other systems, but
his NT 4.0 Workstation machine just won't do it. In fact, during one
attempt, he hung pppd so badly that it didn't even terminate when the modem
connection was broken; I had to kill the process myself!

Does anyone know what might be wrong?

--Brett Glass