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From: Serge Goloborodko <ben@kharkiv.net>
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Subject:  assign pppd interface
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Hi, All!


I have FreeBSD 2.2.6

Does it  exist method hard assign pppd daemon to certain (pppX) interface number?
Like ppp0 for client01
     ppp1 for client02
     etc.

That feature needed for such tools like MRTG or ipfw (count options).

Thanks in advance.
Serge.

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