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slhosts(4)							    slhosts(4)

NAME
       slhosts - File containing information on how to configure SLIP links

DESCRIPTION
       The  slhosts file is the file that contains information for configuring
       SLIP links.  If the system is configured to answer calls, the following
       events  occur:  A getty process prompts for a login name.  If the login
       name matches a SLIP user entry in the /etc/passwd file,	the  startslip
       is run as the login shell.  The startslip program reads for the slhosts
       file for an entry matching the current login name.  If a matching entry
       is  found, the line is configured as a SLIP link, using the information
       in the entry.

       Each entry in the slhosts file has the following syntax:

       login_name   remote_slip_ip   local_slip_ip   netmask option

       In this syntax: Specifies the login name of remote dial-up host.	 It is
       used  to match the entry in this file.  Specifies the SLIP host name or
       address of remote dial-up  host.	  Specifies  the  SLIP	host  name  or
       address	of  local host.	 Specifies the netmask to be used for the SLIP
       link.  Specifies a runtime option.  Specify  debug  for	logging	 debug
       messages in the syslog daemon.log file.

       Comments are indicated by the comment character (#) and continue to the
       end of the line.

       Note that the slhosts file is a Context-Dependent Symbolic Link	(CDSL)
       and  must  be maintained as such.  See the System Administration manual
       for more information.

FILES
       Path name for the slhosts file.

SEE ALSO
       Commands: startslip(8)

       Network Administration: Connections

								    slhosts(4)
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