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From: maher@azstarnet.com (maher katbah)
Subject: configuring BSD
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What is the specific line I need to add to /etc/ttys to setup the modem,
assuming that I want to connect it to cuaa1? and is there any thing else I
need to do in the server to be able to dial in from a differant computer?
also can I call from DOS computer to the server?

What is the name of the program that will allow me to  dial out ?

Do I really need CSU/DSU, terminal server, and router to be an ISP, or can I
just use a modembank instead of the terminal server? 

where can I get some help to become an ISP ?

Thank you


maher