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From: Alexander Snarskii <snar@lucky.net>
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Subject: "Dynamic" sliplogin ?
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Hi!

Did anybody know about the tool, which works like 'sliplogin',
but allows to dynamic ( and more than, dynamic and cached )
assigning of remote slip addresses ? 

PS: Source code are needed, just because i need to take 
this ability not only on FreeBSD but at BSDi 1.1 also :(
PPS: SLiRP is a good thing, but....  

-- 
Alexander Snarskii
the source code is included.