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26 # Privileged system-wide pppd options may be placed here. Typically, the
27 # following options are used in this file:
29 # lock -- enable UUCP-style device locking
30 # name <name> -- set local system name for authentication
31 # domain <name> -- append domain name to local name
32 # nodefaultroute -- prevent users from installing a default route
33 # noproxyarp -- prevent users from using proxy ARP
35 # Device-specific options, such as asyncmap, should go in the per-device
36 # option files named /etc/ppp/options.<tty>, where <tty> is the name of
37 # the device. For example, if /dev/ttya is used, then /etc/ppp/options.ttya
38 # will be read (if it exists). When IP addresses are allocated per-port
39 # for dial-in nodes ("dynamic IP addressing"), then the remote address
40 # should be placed in that file as well.
42 # Peer-specific options, such as connect scripts, IP addresses, and other
43 # protocol options, should be placed in /etc/ppp/peers/<name>, where <name>
44 # is the name of the peer. This file is then read by using the pppd "call"
45 # option; usually from the command line.
47 # Options in this file, /etc/ppp/options.<tty>, /etc/ppp/peers/<name>,
48 # /etc/ppp/pap-secrets, and /etc/ppp/chap-secrets are all considered
49 # privileged. Those from ~/.ppprc and the command line are privileged
50 # if the invoker is root, and unprivileged otherwise.