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Subject: Dynamic Slip/PPP with FreeBSD
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	After reading the Slip Server Faq, my question is, (as the 
subject line suggests) how would I go about setting up dynamic addressed 
slip/PPP connections? It seems like sort of a pain to generate a new 
static IP address for each and every account that can use slip. 

Thanks for any suggestions, they are appreciated,

-Jerry.