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} 	Ignore in.pmd...that isn't what you are looking for...
} 
} 	What you are looking for is radiusd, which is available at
} ftp.livingston.com.  this is what allows you to do authentication
} based on your Unix passwd file...
} 

Or for the simplest case just rlogin default to a specific host.  Not
as secure as radius, but much simpler.