Re: (ASCEND) unix passwords and aac

[Derek Vadala <derek@usfca.edu>]

Thanks a lot Tim, it worked like a charm. Now for question 2, if anyone can
help. How do I use a unix style password file, other than /etc/passwd to
store authentication info?


>If you want to disable the CHAP authentication option on the MAX, then you
>need to make sure that the "Recv Auth" parameter is set to "PAP".
>  Ethernet>Answer>PPP options...>Recv Auth=PAP
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University of San Francisco
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• Re: (ASCEND) unix passwords and aac
• From: basher@alpha.ces.cwru.edu (Tim Basher)

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