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Subject: PPP Server?
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>For a PPP server, I recommend Kernel PPP. I've heard it's more reliable,
>and you can run it directly from init (by editing /etc/gettytab) and the
>users won't have to go through a login prompt.

Does it require static or dynamic IP assignments?  I'd prefer dynamic
Is there a documentation on how to do this?  I've looked at the man page
but, it blew me away...