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From: "Chris F." <theta@gte.net>
Subject: FreeBSD and dial-up accounts
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I am using User Process PPP to dial my ISP and establish a PPP connection.
For some reason, when I dial in and telnet to localhost (or 127.0.0.1), I
connect the the Ascend Max router into which I dial.  What can I change to
make the system recognise itself as localhost?

Thanks