Here at work the RAS server died, this thing runs on NTServer, it has
4 dialup ports on it. It talks to a Windows network. Most of our people
are UNIX people, and those that know something about Windows know nothing
about RAS.
I view this as a chance to get a LINUX machine going here at work, getting
the nose in the door.
I have been poking around the net a bit but do not see much real clear info,
all I find seems to be about connecting a LINUX box to a NT RAS server.
I have Windows dialin users that are dialing into a windows based network,
I want to replace the NT RAS box with a LINUX RAS box. Any ideas?
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and
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metal."
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