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From: jg@euronet.nl (Jan_Guldemond)
Subject: Dial-up accounts
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Hi,

What software do I need to make a FreeBSD-machine a server for dial-up 
accounts. I want users to call in via 14k4/28k8 and log in to a FreeBSD 
machine which is connected to the LAN and to the Internet (via the LAN).
How can I provide the checking of passwords and logging of the activities??

Bye!