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John Polstra f9c4cd9156 New port for the "pptp-linux" VPN client. It allows a FreeBSD machine 
to connect to a remote NT server, making it behave as if it were on
the same LAN.
1999-06-19 22:41:33 +00:00
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patch-aa New port for the "pptp-linux" VPN client. It allows a FreeBSD machine 1999-06-19 22:41:33 +00:00
patch-ab New port for the "pptp-linux" VPN client. It allows a FreeBSD machine 1999-06-19 22:41:33 +00:00
patch-ac New port for the "pptp-linux" VPN client. It allows a FreeBSD machine 1999-06-19 22:41:33 +00:00
patch-ad New port for the "pptp-linux" VPN client. It allows a FreeBSD machine 1999-06-19 22:41:33 +00:00
patch-ae New port for the "pptp-linux" VPN client. It allows a FreeBSD machine 1999-06-19 22:41:33 +00:00
ppp.conf New port for the "pptp-linux" VPN client. It allows a FreeBSD machine 1999-06-19 22:41:33 +00:00
README New port for the "pptp-linux" VPN client. It allows a FreeBSD machine 1999-06-19 22:41:33 +00:00

README 

Quickstart for the PPTP client.

Set up your /etc/ppp/ppp.conf based on the example in this directory.
Make these substitutions:

    SERVER	IP address of the PPTP server

    LABEL	PPP label to use (must be the same on the command
		line and in the ppp.conf file)

    USER	Your account name on the server

    PASSWORD	Your password on the server

    Change the "add" commands in ppp.conf to set up the routing
    appropriately.

Note: your PPP program must be new enough to support MS-CHAP
authentication.

You must run the program as root.  Use a command like this:

    pptp SERVER LABEL

Kill it with ^C when you're done.

If you want to access the remote system from other hosts on your LAN,
be sure to turn on IP forwarding on the PPTP client machine.

John Polstra <jdp@freebsd.org>