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NetBear

join:2006-09-25
reply to NetBear
Re: Writing a PPPoE program

Thank you for the info/advice. Just seemed kind of weird that when I punched in alot of searches and such all I would get were Linux/Unix and hardly any for windows.


Bob Carrick
Premium,ExMod 2002
join:2000-04-24
New York, NY
There are just as many for Windows, the bigest one is WinPoET and does have an SDK for complete control and coding.
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Bob -»www.carricksolutions.com - PPPoE Consulting & Help
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