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Subject: Re: Doc on How to setup PPP dial-in service on freebsd.
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> Can Somebody tell me where can I find a step by step procedure to setup 
> a PPP dial-in service on my freeBSD serial ports.

http://www.ssimicro.com/~jeremyc/ppp.html

It doesn't cover some of the fancy stuff like Joe Greco's PPP-aware getty,
or mgetty, but it's certainly enough to get a PPP server set up.