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If you select "dynamic" in the "Configure Nameservers" screen pppconfig will configure pppd for 'dynamic DNS' and create a file in the /etc/ppp/resolv directory named after the provider you are configuring but containing nothing. When the connection comes up the nameservers supplied by your ISP will be added and the file substituted for /etc/resolv.conf. You can edit this file if you wish and add such things as "search" or "domain" directives or additional nameservers.

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If you select "None" in the "Configure Nameservers" screen pppconfig will create no file in /etc/ppp/resolv and will leave /etc/resolv.conf alone. ipparam is not set to the provider name and so is free for the administrator to use.

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FILES

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B</etc/ppp/peers/provider> is the standard pppd options file for the default service provider.

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B</etc/ppp/peers/E<lt>nameE<gt>> is the pppd options file for the provider that you have named E<lt>nameE<gt>.

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B</etc/ppp/peers/provider.bak> is a backup copy of /etc/ppp/peers/provider.

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B</etc/chatscripts/provider> is the standard chat script for the default service provider.

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B</etc/chatscripts/E<lt>nameE<gt>> is the chat script for the provider that you have named E<lt>nameE<gt>.

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B</etc/chatscripts/provider.bak> is a backup copy of /etc/chatscripts/provider.

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B</etc/ppp/resolv> is a directory where resolv.conf files for each provider are stored.