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Subject: ppp dial-back server & client
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How do i set up a proxy server to allow incoming ppp sessions from another
FreeBSD and the dial back ??? Is't possible??
I need the setup to "transfer" internet to a remote site for a weekend...
Is there another way??

Yours,
Nicolai Petri Petersen