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SLIP/PPP Emulator mini-HOWTO

Irish

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Glen Reesor - Converted document from HTML to DocBook v4.1 (SGML)

2001-02-21

Revision History
Revision 3.1	21 February 2001	Revised by: GCR

Revision 3.0	7 August 1997	Revised by: Irish

This document will describe how to get your Linux box to connect to a generic site via a SLIP/PPP emulator, such as SLiRP or TIA. I take no responsibility for your use of this information, but corrections are welcome.

I will not attempt to describe all that can be done over this connection once established, but I will refer you to other documents or sites that will contain the relevant information.

That done, let's do it!

Table of Contents

1. Introduction

1.1. Copyright Information
1.2. Disclaimer
1.3. New Versions
1.4. Feedback

2. How Does an Emulator Work?

2.1. What is TIA?
2.2. What is SLiRP?
2.3. What about Term?
2.4. What about real SLIP/PPP?

3. Prerequisites

4. Preparing your Linux Machine

4.1. Compiling your Kernel
4.2. Edit some files in /etc
4.3. DIP
4.4. PPP

5. Now What?

5.1. Mail
5.2. News
5.3. Mosaic/Netscape

6. Miscellaneous

6.1. References

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		Introduction

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