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From: Nathan Morton <nmorton@mylanders.com>
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Subject: iijppp routing question
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Hello,

I have a freebsd2.2.1 machine at a office that dials in with the -alias
for a network that has about 12 machines. They now want thier other
network to be able to get on the Internet also. Would it
be possible to use the box with 2 dial out connections:
So the network on ed0 was using modem#1 and the network on ed1 was using
modem#2? 


Nathan 
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