> to that, but there is one more thing that we would ask of it. Has anyone
> configured the portmaster in such a way that we can have a dial-on-demand
> connection to the internet? We have several ports unused and would like to
> use them to give a select group of people limited access to the internet.
> could someone direct me to the correct book/section of the manuals at
> least? or tell me if it cannot be done?
Look in the portmaster configuration guide. There is a STEP BY STEP on how
to make a dial-on-demand connection to the internet. Its very simple.
> Also, how hard would it be to configure a dial-back with the portmaster?
> (i.e you log in, and it dials you back, putting the LD on the company, and
> not the employer.)
A little more complicated, but again, explained step-by-step in the
manual. They are online at www.livingston.com under the manuals Icon. Why
cant everyone have A MANUALS Icon on their main page? ;-)
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