Linux sliplogin Command

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The Linux sliplogin command is used to add a SLIP interface to standard input.

sliplogin can add a SLIP interface to standard input, converting a regular terminal connection into a SLIP connection. It is typically used to set up SLIP servers, allowing remote computers to connect to the server using SLIP. sliplogin checks for the presence of the same username in the /etc/slip/slip.hosts file. After passing the check, sliplogin calls and executes a shell script to set up the IP address, subnet mask, and other network interface environments. This shell script is usually /etc/slip/slip.login.

Syntax

sliplogin [username]

Example

Changing the user's connection method

# sliplogin kk // Change the user's connection method

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