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From: "Mr. Anthony Capone" <capone@cap1.net>
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Subject: Books
Date: Sat, 13 Sep 1997 01:37:57 -0400
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Can anyone recommend a good book for setting up Freebsd as a Server for
ISPs. Eg, dialup clients with authenication via RADIUS, setting up ppp,
dns, with static and dynamic ppp routes and so on...

Thanks,

Anthony Capone     -      capone@cap1.net
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