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Jaka Erjavec wrote:

> I am trying to establish ppp over serial cable connection between 2
> freebsd boxes, one acting as ppp server. I searched the google but did
> not find any document for this topic. Can you please suggest me some?

You just need good null-modem cable. That's all.

Eugene Grosbein