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From: Lucantonio Antonino <Antonino.Lucantonio@CSELT.IT>
Subject: Dial-up emulators on Ethernet
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Hi gurus,
Are already available applications able to emulate a pool of modems which
generate  PPP sessions?

Regards
A.Lucantonio


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