Nokia 9000 VNC

[Anson Ringenoldus]

>Quoting Rory Barr <rorybarr "at" derrycity.freeserve.co.uk>:
>>  I found the log (thanks Brandon), which says:
>>
>    Unfortunately, this isn't quite what I was looking for.  What I'm
>after is a hex dump of the packets being exchanged during the PPP
>negotiations, which are (theoretically) happening during these two
>messages:
>
>>  01-18-2000 22:20:59.65 - Interpreted response: Ok
>>  01-18-2000 22:21:45.40 - Hanging up the modem.
>>
>>  Look how it says interpreted response OK then hangs up. I don't know...there
>>  aren't any real options for the dial up server for 98. How did you (or
>>  anyone else) set up 98 to allow communicators to dial in and use VNC?
>>
>    Heh... hope I didn't mislead you too much. :)  I don't know
>anything about Communicators.  I just know the internals of PPP
>connections real well. :)
>    I'm not real sure where this setting would be for the dial up
>server.  The tech note I found in MS's Knowledge Base referred to
>basic dial up networking in 95/98, and the setting is in the
>properties for each connection.  I don't have the dial up server
>running anywhere here, and it's been awhile since I've used it.  Is
>there something similar?
The problem is very simple.
The dialup server in Win98 doesn't support normal PAP/CHAP.
They use a different encryption.
Calling in on a Linux or other PPP-server should work.
Mvgr,
Anson
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