On Tue, 11 Mar 1997, Bill Studenmund wrote:

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> There are two how-to kits on ftp.macbsd.com for setting up ppp. They
> both work with dynamic addresses.

Actually, the dial-on-demand ppp kit on ftp.macbsd.com has not, to my
knowledge, ever been tried with dynamic addresses.  As I recall the man
page, doing dial-on-demand required specifying an IP address in the
options file.

Some time ago, someone mentioned that it _might_ work just by putting in
a bogus address.  But, since pppd creates its default route when the
daemon is started (as opposed to when the connection is made), I rather
doubt that it will work that way.

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