Connecting Two Networks With SLIP or PPP

Connecting Two Networks With SLIP or PPP

Connecting two networks using SLIP or PPP is probably the simplest case from a routing standpoint. Each network should have its own network number, and the addresses of the server and client should be allocated from their respective networks. Both client and server should run routed.

Routers on the main network may need to be configured to recognize and route to the new network.