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From news.primenet.com!nntp.news.primenet.com!news.fibr.net!imci4!newsfeed.internetmci.com!news.mathworks.com!fu-berlin.de!news.belwue.de!news.uni-stuttgart.de!news.rhrz.uni-bonn.de!ignatios Mon Apr 1 01:32:31 1996
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From: ignatios@cs.uni-bonn.de (Ignatios Souvatzis)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.ppp,news.answers,comp.answers
Subject: comp.protocols.ppp part1 of 8 of frequently wanted information
Supersedes: <ppp-faq/part1_826658408@cs.uni-bonn.de>
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Date: 26 Mar 1996 19:28:39 GMT
Organization: computer science department, university of Bonn, Germany
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Expires: 23 Apr 1996 19:20:08 GMT
Message-ID: <ppp-faq/part1_827868008@cs.uni-bonn.de>
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Summary: This document contains information about the Internet Point-to-Point
Protocol, including a bibliography, a list of public domain and
commercial software and hardware implementations, a section on
configuration hints and a list of frequently asked questions and
answers on them.
It should be read by anybody interested in connecting to Internet
via serial lines, and by anybody wanting to post to
comp.protocols.ppp (before he/she does it!)
Xref: news.primenet.com comp.protocols.ppp:15478 news.answers:67016 comp.answers:17581
Archive-name: ppp-faq/part1
Version: $Revision: 3.20 $
Last-modified: $Date: 1995/09/11 20:10:06 $
URL: http://cs.uni-bonn.de/ppp/part1.html
PPP FWI Letter from the editor
1. LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
Important Changes
Introduction
Information wanted
CD-ROM policy
DISCLAIMER
1.0 Important Changes
1995-JULY
Started to implement explicit CD-ROM policy.
Updated once again part about NeXT PPP.
Updated some commercial products from my email backlog.
OLDER CHANGES
none.
VERY OLD CHANGES
Updated part about SVR4 ppp (5.3.1).
(5.6.3) added blurb about ISPA, a msdos computer "packet driver" which
- among other de facto used protocols - also supports PPP over ISDN,
hopefully as of the RFC.
few days or weeks ago added some vendors of PPP soft- and hardware in
part7/part8. I want to express, that that list, as any other information
in this postings/document, can't contain all products available, as I
can't possibly read all publications/advertisements all over the world
and put them in; I only include what people tell me or I stumble about.
See the disclaimer.
switched to another PPP relevant RFC search machine. It is still
situated in Europe (this time in Germany), so ppl. shouldn't use it at
regular intervals if from abroad.
1.1 Introduction
I took the Information in Ed Vielmetti's FAQ files, my personal
experience, and lots of stuff from comp.protocols.ppp, and built a new
document. Later, lots of people contributed at one or the other place.
This document will be reposted fortnightly, as soon as it is fairly
stable, and weekly till then. Changed sections should be marked in the
Table of Contents with a ! or + for something got added or - for
something got deleted.
1.2 Information Wanted
If you have experience with anything mentioned here, or know of newer
versions, or of versions of software for other hardware/OS, or ... send
me mail. I'll include it and possibly mention your name, if you don't
express otherwise.
The last paragraph applies explicitly to the authors themselves! Keep me
informed, please. If you send me complete entries, consider to get the
HTML version from http://theory.cs.uni-bonn.de/ppp/part?.html and send
me an edited version.
CD-ROM policy
This sample of documents was collected by me from the various sources,
including the Usenet news and direct contributions from others. I
started with it before the outbreak of the CD ROM plague, so the special
issue of ppl. collecting machine readable data, storing them to master
disks and selling copies thereof never occured.
Personally, I think that pressing higly dynamic data collections (like
FAQ lists) to write-once media is a very stupid thing to do. However,
there might be reasons to include the PPP-FAQ with other data; e.g.,
when preparing a NetBSD distribution on CD-ROM, an off-line readable
copy of the PPP FAQ might be helpful for those wanting to set up a PPP
connection from their newly aquired NetBSD for the first time... how
could they access the online copy without having a working PPP
connection?
In the last few years I got lots of requests to allow the PPP FAQ to be
added to such CD-ROMs. As I never had asked for such permissions from
the contributors, I was not able to say "yes", even if I would have
given the permission for my own work.
If you contribute s.th., please state clearly if you would allow
inclusion of the information to CD-ROM collections.
At the moment, I can't give the permission to copy this stuff to CD-ROMs
which are sold afterwards, even if I would like to, for the stated
reasons.
DISCLAIMER
I want to express that any information in this posting or its follow-ups
is provided on an "AS-IS" basis as a service to my colleagues at other
Universities, without any implied or explicit warranties.
To be more precise:
I don't promise that all freely available programs are contained, or
that programs described here are (still) available, or ar suited for
anything useful better or worse than others. If you wan't me to
include s.th., tell me about it; but I don't promise that I'll
include it the same day or week or at all.
I don't promise that commercial products contained here exist, that
all commercial products in existance are contained here, or that
products contained here are suited for anything useful better or
worse than others. If any vendors feel their product should be
included, and tells me about it, I probably would do it; but I don't
promise that I'll include it the same day or week or at all.
After all, doing this FAQ isn't my primary duty at work.
Ignatios Souvatzis <ignatios@cs.uni-bonn.de>
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Ignatios Souvatzis
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