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From: Stephen Waits <swaits@pr.erau.edu>
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I've gotten a PPP link between work and home working well, thanks to 
several from this list.

Now, for  my next challenge.

I need the work, FreeBSD machine, to dial (actually "callback") my home 
machine (which is either Trumpet/win3.1 or Win '95).

I've successfully gotten this to work in "ondemand" (-auto) mode, but 
that means any ping can set the work machine to dial me at home (unless I 
set up some filters, etc).

I'd like to be able to do this:

Dial the FreeBSD machine at work, login as user 'callback'.  Hang up, and 
wait for the FreeBSD machine to dial me back with /usr/sbin/ppp..

ANY TIPS?  TIA,

--Steve (http://pr.erau.edu/~swaits)