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Date: Wed, 02 Oct 1996 22:47:32 -0400
From: jasapko@aims.on.ca (Jeff Sapko)
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Please direct me to the appropriate resource if this one is not
correct...

I am trying to build a dial on demand IP and IPX router using some
version of free UN*X -- Linux, freeBSD, etc...

So far I have had little luck with the former.. and was hoping that
FreeBSD might do it.  Does the latest version have support for such an
application?

Thanks...

Jeff Sapko