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\page ppp The PPP Kits
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The PPP stack is a kernel module that interfaces with the network stack.
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Thanks to its modular nature new protocols and extensions can be added without
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having to recompile the PPP stack.
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- \ref kernelppp
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- \ref userlandppp
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The kernel API is mostly intended for developers who want to write extension modules,
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but you can also create and control PPP interfaces from within your own kernel modules.
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You should use the userland API for your applications because it exports helper
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classes for accessing the kernel module from userland. Alternatively, you can talk
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to the PPP interface manager directly through an \c ioctl() interface.
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*/
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