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From: jg@euronet.nl (Jan_Guldemond)
Subject: Dialup SLIP-accounts
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Hi,

I want to provide some of our customers with a Dialup SLIP-acocunt (or PPP). 
I have two modems connected to my system. I am able to let them login (with 
/etc/ttys file). They must provide a login and password. Everything works 
fine. But how do I tell the FreeBSD machine that it must run slip over that 
connection. I've tried slattach but it says: 'open (/dev/cuaa1) fd=-1: 
Device busy'.

Does anyone know how to enable people to dialup and get a SLIP (or 
PPP)-connection. But they have to provide a username and password for security.