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Subject: Configuring ppp.secret for incoming PPP connections
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I am trying to figure out how to configure the iijppp to handle incoming 
PPP connections correctly. Specifically, what entries would I put in 
ppp.options and ppp.secret to have it handle dial-up connections? Would I 
put the incoming host's name and IP address w/ netmask leaving the key 
field blank for no-authentication?

Thanks in advance, 

-Jerry.