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NAME="AEN994">16.1. Using MSCHAP</H1
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>Microsoft Windows NT RAS can be set up to use a variation on CHAP
(Challenge/Handshake Authentication Protocol). In your PPP sources tar
ball, you will find a file called README.MSCHAP80 that discusses this.</P
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>You can determine if the server is requesting authentication using this
protocol by enabling debugging for pppd. If the server is requesting MS
CHAP authentication, you will see lines like:-</P
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>rcvd [LCP ConfReq id=0x2 &#60;asyncmap 0x0&#62; &#60;auth chap 80&#62; &#60;magic 0x46a3&#62;]</PRE
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>The critical information here is <EM
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>In order to use MS CHAP, you will need to recompile pppd to support
this. Please see the instructions in the README.MSCHAP80 file in the PPP
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>You should note that at present this code supports only Linux PPP
clients connecting to an MS Windows NT server. It does <EM
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setting up a Linux PPP server to use MSCHAP80 authentication from clients.</P
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