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From: "'amnesiak' Greg Daly" <gdaly@u.washington.edu>
To: UW Linux Group <linux@u.washington.edu>
Subject: Re: Debugging a workstation-style connection to the Internet
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Nevermind, I stand corrected. :) Anyway you can dig that one up, Dave?

> There is a thread on the (in)security of Cisco 675's in PPP mode on
> BUGTRAQ, wherein one person (if I recall correctly) said you (as a
> USWor^H^Hest.net customer) can train your own bridge to whatever rate
> you want, about and beyond what the tech trains it to when you
> subscribe.  I haven't researched it enough to know if there are other
> rate limiting features (beyond the standard IP "Quality of Service"
> bits, which many stacks don't honor), but you can find info on
> Motorola's web site.

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