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From: Mat Naismith <matn@onthenet.com.au>
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Hi.. I'm trying to connect to a Cisco AS2500 Access Server
I'm using Tun, FreeBSD 2.2.2.

I've enabled PAP disabled CHAP
but i'm not sure of how to store the username and password so the cisco
ca read them

eg. for a normal ISP i would go
set login "TIMEOUT 5 :-BREAK-: y umber: 2 ame: usrname: passwd"
bla bla bla

But for PAP i've no idea of what to set in the set login if anything ?

Thanks.

Mat Naimsith