# speed speed
# specifies a speed (in bytes per second) to pass to
# the PPP daemon as the interface speed for the
# tty/pty pair. This may be ignored by some PPP dae-
# mons. This is equivalent to the -s or --speed com-
# mand line option. The default is 115200 bytes per
# second, which some implementations interpret as
# meaning "no limit".
speed 115200
# option option-file
# specifies the name of an option file to be passed
# to the PPP daemon, in place of the standard PPP
# option file (normally /etc/ppp/options). This is
# equivalent to the -o or --option command line
# option.
# debug turns on debugging mode, sending debugging informa-
# tion to the system log. This is equivalent to the
# -d or --debug command line option.
# localip ip-specification
# specifies one or many IP addresses to be used at
# the local end of the tunnelled PPP links between
# the server and the client. If one address only is
# given, this address is used for all clients. Oth-
# erwise, one address per client must be given, and
# if there are no free addresses then any new clients
# will be refused.
localip 192.168.200.1
# remoteip ip-specification
# specifies the list of remote IP addresses to be
# used on the tunnelled PPP links between the server
# and the client. There must be at least one IP
# address per client permitted to connect simultane-
# ously, and preferably some spare addresses. A
# warning will be printed to the system log when the
# IP address pool is exhausted.
remoteip 192.168.200.2-255
# ipxnets from to
# specifies the range of valid IPX network numbers to
# be allocated to clients (this requires a PPP daemon
# which supports IPX).
# listen ip-address
# specifies the local interface IP address to listen
# to. This is equivalent to the -l or --listen com-
# mand line option.
# pidfile pid-file
# specifies the filename to store the process ID num-
# ber in. This is equivalent to the -p or --pidfile
# command line option.
