OK, I know that all these devices use Winblows utilities to set
encryption, etc. But once this is set, can I unplug it from Windows
and use it from Linux.

Cheers,
Eddie

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On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 09:00:04 GMT, Trouble@Mill <Trouble@Mill> wrote:
> OK, I know that all these devices use Winblows utilities to set
> encryption, etc. But once this is set, can I unplug it from Windows
> and use it from Linux.

Heh... I'd be really surprised if that worked.

Unless they're regular PPPoE or somesuch Ethernet devices.

Have you hit google at all 'bout 'em? What'd ya find?

I'm sure ya hit google 'cause you wouldn't'a' post'd 'ere w'out t'king
ta da g'gle f'rst, 'ight?

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