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Russ writes:
> I just had a thought about PPTP. Since the client is doing PPP (as far
> as its concerned) until it reaches the PPTP server device (today, an NT
> server), you presumably would then provide the client with all of its IP
> address information from this server. The routing of the PPP traffic
> (which is encapsulated in IGREP packets between the server and the FEP)
> is handled independently of the client (i.e. the client is not aware of
> the IP addresses along the way).
I (think I) know what a FEP is (Front End Processor), and since I
don't know what PPTP means/is, it might have something to do with
FEPs, but I could use some explanations :-)
advTHANKSance
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Michel Lavondes (lavondes @
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