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From: ash@omega.UUCP (Andrew Hardie)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: KA9Q as dialup IP Router?
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Date: 3 Jun 91 20:32:54 GMT
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I am interested in the possibility of using KA9Q to provide the
function of a dialup-IP router between distant TCP/IP networks,
using the "ppp" protocol and with the dialup connection being 
automatically established and broken, as and when required.
I would prefer to take this approach than to install the "dialup-IP"
unix package at each end (mainly because one end isn't unix!).
However, I find the KA9Q documentation a bit hard to com to grips with.
I would be grateful for guidance as to whether this is possible and
some suggestions for how to go about it, please.
Thank you
Andrew Hardie
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|  Andrew Hardie                                             ash@omega.uucp  |
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