Hi,
In the section "setting up a PPP server, 26.5:Setting up the PPP option files", I can
read the following:
" You will almost certainly wish to provide dynamic IP number allocation
to your dial up users. You can accomplish this by allocating an IP
number to each dial up port. Now, create a /etc/ppp/options.ttyXX
for each dial up port.
In this, simply put the local (server) IP number and the IP number that
is to be used for that port. For example
kepler:slip01 "
My question is: In the line "kepler:slip01 ", is "kepler" the name of the machine and
"slip01" is of course
the 1st slip interface. But you said before, that it should be
the IP of the machine "kepler"
and an another IP used for that port (which means port slip01).
So , let's say that "kepler" is the name of my linux box and that
it's IP is 192.168.1.2.
And that the port I'm using is ppp1. Can I attribute an IP to my
port ppp1 and have
this set this way:
192.168.1.2:<IP_I_attribute_to_the_PPP-port> instead of
"kepler:slip01 "
Thanks for your response
Gregg Lloyd
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