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Debug Command

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Selecting YES will enable demand dialing for this provider. Selecting NO will disable it. Note that you will still need to start pppd with pon: pppconfig will not do that for you. When you do so, pppd will go into the background and wait for you to attempt to access something on the Net, and then dial up the ISP. If you do enable demand dialing you will also want to set an idle-timeout so that the link will go down when it is idle. Demand dialing is presently %s.

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Demand Command

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Selecting YES will enable persist mode. Selecting NO will disable it. This will cause pppd to keep trying until it connects and to try to reconnect if the connection goes down. Persist is incompatible with demand dialing: enabling demand will disable persist. Persist is presently %s.

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Persist Command

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Choose a method. 'Static' means that the same nameservers will be used every time this provider is used. You will be asked for the nameserver numbers in the next screen. 'Dynamic' means that pppd will automatically get the nameserver numbers each time you connect to this provider. 'None' means that DNS will be handled by other means, such as BIND (named) or manual editing of /etc/resolv.conf. Select 'None' if you do not want /etc/resolv.conf to be changed when you connect to this provider. Use the up and down arrow keys to move among the selections, and press the spacebar to select one. When you are finished, use TAB to select <OK> and ENTER to move on to the next item.

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Configure Nameservers (DNS)

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Use static DNS

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Use dynamic DNS

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DNS will be handled by other means