Re: (ASCEND) LAN security error

["Tony Fogle [Neosoft Staff]" <tony@neosoft.com>]

Is it possible you're expecting the customer to authenticate with PAP, but
you have auth=either (both PAP & CHAP) on the Max?  

Windows will attempt to authenticate with CHAP on the MAX, and unless the
password is clear text (instead of "UNIX"), it won't happen.

On Thu, 2 Oct 1997, Joseph Bridgewater wrote:

> At 07:34 PM 10/2/97 -0400, Beth Morgan wrote:
> >Hi -
> >
> >I have just ONE customer who's unable to connect to my Max 2024, although
> >he successfully connects to the Portmasters without incident.  He's using
> >Win95 DUN.  The message I see on the console while the Max is disconnecting
> >is "Lan security error."  Does anyone know why he (and nobody else) is
> >getting this error?  What weird little thing in his Win95 machine could be
> >causing this?  Any ideas will be appreciated.
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Beth
> 
> Seems that if they specify an IP address for themselves in DUN, it causes
> that "LAN SECURITY ERROR".
> 
> AYK, people tend to do all kinds of things like put your DNS server or
> gateway IP as their own IP...  
> 
> Even if you intentionally want to assign a static IP, it should work fine
> if he just leaves his DUN set to accept the server assigned IP; he'll get
> what you assign.
> 
> 
> Joseph
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References:

• Re: (ASCEND) LAN security error
• From: Joseph Bridgewater <ascend-users@bungi.com>

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