/* some notes for using PPP */
Mars_nwe works well with ppp and ippp Devices.
This files describes example for ppp device.
The file PPP.isdn describes example for ippp device.

Simple sample config files for a ppp server using ppp0 as ppp device.
We configure TCP-IP and IPX ppp connections.

Notes:
- ppp must be compiled into kernel or must be loaded as module.
- mgetty has to be compiled with "-DAUTO_PPP" for this to work.
- pppd has to be compiled with IPX.


[nwserv.conf]
 4  0x0  ppp0  AUTO  7   # ticks > 6 to filter RIP/SAP.
                         # 'auto device'

[/usr/etc/mgetty+sendfax/login.config]
/AutoPPP/ -	ppp	/usr/sbin/pppd auth

[/etc/ppp/options]
#--- first we configure IPX of course ;-) ---
#use RIP/SAP routing
ipx-routing    2
#ipx-network must be uniq !
ipx-network    0xabc01
# IPX-NODE local:remote
ipx-node       1:2
#
#--- TCP/IP is usefull too.  ---
# IP-address
#local:remote
192.168.60.29:192.168.60.230
#we do not let ppp set defaultroute
#we set routes in ip-up / ip-down scripts.
-defaultroute

[/etc/ppp/ipx-up]
#!/bin/sh
# let nwserv update internal tables
/sbin/nwserv -u

[/etc/ppp/ipx-down]
#!/bin/sh
# let nwserv update internal tables
/sbin/nwserv -u

[/etc/ppp/ip-up]
#!/bin/sh
PPPDEV=$1
REMOTEADDR=$5
# set a host route to ppp client
/sbin/route add $REMOTEADDR dev $PPPDEV

[/etc/ppp/ip-down]
#!/bin/sh
PPPDEV=$1
REMOTEADDR=$5
# remove host route to ppp client
/sbin/route del $REMOTEADDR



