Hi!
My VPN-server under FreeBSD currently uses built-in pppoed and poptop
(~400 tunnels at once). I want to install MPD, but I don't want
to pre-describe each possible connection like following:

# mpd.conf
default: 
    load pptp<num> 

pptp<num>: 
    new -i ng<num> pptp<num> pptp<num> 
    set ipcp ranges <ipaddr1> <ipaddr2> 
    load pptp_standart

# mpd.links
pptp<num> 
    set link type pptp

..because 3 reasons:
1) very big configs (of course, I have generation script, but his output result 
will be BIG)
2) I should track maximum count of simultaneous connections and recreate 
configs when there are no more pre-created bundles.
3) all ng* interfaces are pre-created when MPD starts - is it increasing system 
workload or not?

IMHO, this was acceptable for dial-in servers, or for clients, but not for 
VPN-server.

IMHO, it should be _significantly_ better to describe all possible tunneling 
connections of some type (pppoed, pptp and so on) via templates like Cisco does 
(optionally: with limitation of maximum count).

WBR, Ilya


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