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Subject: ISDN-Router, WLAN, Least Cost Dial Up
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Hello !

I'm new to FreeBSD/Unix, and maybe there are other
ways to find a howto to my question, but after
searching for hours ...

I'd like to have a FreeBSD Box, which works as an
ISDN-Router with Firewall and WLAN Access Point.

The hardware works, Wlan is working, ISDN too.

Now I'd like to set up some rules for dial-up, to dial
the cheapest provider.

Next problem is, howto prevent BSD to dial up because
of some bull§$)-ing DNS-requests of Win or Win-progs.
Is there a better way to trigger the dial-up ?

I would appreciate some newbie-help ...

Thanks,

David W.

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