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>>>>> "Julian" == Julian Elischer <julian_elischer@yahoo.com> writes:

Julian> but if you have specific questions or suggestions either
Julian> archie@freebsd.org or julian@freebsd.org will get to us.
Julian> (though my connection is a bit tenuous at the moment as I'm
Julian> touring europe..

Well... having gone through the documentation, its not clear where the 
gap is, or how big it is.

ng_pptpgre appears to be at least part of the protocol that I need to
speak, but some of the documentation implies that this intended to
work with a future work that will implement the rest of the rest of
the protocol.

Now the current ng_pppoe works with the current pppd... and the
question arises if this pppd is capable of working with ng_pptpgre.

Is this stuff close enough, or should I give up and use the Lucent
box?

Dave.

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