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I have a small secondary office with about 10 people. In my main office I
have a box with 2.1.7.1 . In the small office they just have a Internet
dial up account but they handle about 15 e-mail accounts, so Im thinking
if you think is possible, put a FreeBSD box in the small office side to
make scheduled ppp connections and retrive the mails.

If you have an idea on how to do that I will appreciate your help.

Thanks.


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