Ya, I know, its old, but MAN, Would it be nice!
MLPPP / MFR don't know if they are both simple or not.
???PPP Multilink is a bandwidth-on-demand protocol that can connect multiple links between two systems as needed to provide bandwidth on demand. The technique is often called bonding or link aggregation. For example, the two 64-Kbit/sec B channels of ISDN can be combined to form a single 128-Kbit/sec data channel. Another example would be to bind one or more dial-up asynchronous channels with a leased synchronous line to provide more bandwidth at peak hours of the day.
MLPPP is defined in RFC 1990 (PPP Multilink Protocol, August 1996). It is an extension to the PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol). See "PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol)" for information about the basic protocol. Microsoft Windows, Linux, and other operating systems support multilink. Many routers also support Multilink PPP and the ability to connect remote LANs with multiple dial-up or ISDN lines
No, I'm asking which of all the described features you are actually interested in. As you see, macgaiver is talking about another thingnormis, are you saying multilink is implemented? I think i read in your previous posts that its only single link.
This one from your post below:No, I'm asking which of all the described features you are actually interested in. As you see, macgaiver is talking about another thingnormis, are you saying multilink is implemented? I think i read in your previous posts that its only single link.
Many routers also support Multilink PPP and the ability to connect remote LANs with multiple dial-up or ISDN lines.
The ability to do this would be great! Here is what we SHOULD be able to do:MLPPP is defined in RFC 1990 (PPP Multilink Protocol, August 1996). It is an extension to the PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol). See "PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol)" for information about the basic protocol. Microsoft Windows, Linux, and other operating systems support multilink. Many routers also support Multilink PPP and the ability to connect remote LANs with multiple dial-up or ISDN lines
For just one example, BellSouth supports this with their business DSL. But I am personally just as interested to see MT support this both as a client AND server side. It would be a good thing to be able to provide multiple PPP connections to a customer over wireless to increase throughput possibilities.if somebody can give us access to a client whos ISP supports these features, we can try to add them
I'm with Teksavvy, and they provide MLPPP service. I would love to test and get support for this. I'll email support.if somebody can give us access to a client whos ISP supports these features, we can try to add them