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From: "Matthew D. Fuller" <fullermd@cheese.westminster.edu>
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Subject: FreeBSD to Win95 machines
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OK, here's the scoop:
At home, we have Erol's as our ISP.
They provide IP addresses.
I would like to use our phone line to get an IP address while at home for 
my FreeBSD box.
However, other people in the house would like to use the same phone line 
to dial-up to Erol's for WWW (netscape) and mail (Eudora, I think) access.
Is there any way to connect a Win95 machine through a null-modem 
connection to my FreeBSD box to support this?

Thanx,
MAtt