twin cities area PPP sites?

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From: Derek Terveer
Date: Sun, 27 Dec 1992 07:23

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After some unreasonable (from my humble point of view) amount of
struggling, I have finally managed to get a PPP link up between my home
machine (hawkmoon.mn.org running Esix 4.0.3) and a Sun SLC
(medusa.stpaul.gov running 4.1.3) on my network at work.  Are there any
other public or demi-public sites in the twin cities area running PPP
software?  Particularly desirable would be public PPP sites on the
Internet! I know that the "U" (of mn) has at least one SLIP (PPP too?)
gateway, but you have to work/school there to have access to it and my
minor UMN connections don't count enough in this regard...

derek
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Subject: twin cities area PPP sites?
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