I heard someplace, maybe on this list, about using "dry pair" for DSL
connections between two points. Attach a DSL device like an 827 at each end
and voila! In such a case, I wonder. Especially now that you can create a
virtual multilink interface, rather than have to go through the old virtual
te
I think your correct. Most people that have DSL terminate at a
provider and I know of no providers that provide DSL-ppp-multilink. We
do have several customers that do control both sides, use DSL for
employee remote access and some use it for backup but again none have
tried the multilink but I
I'm going to hazzard a guess here and see what others think of my theory.
For PPP Multilink to work you need it enabled at both ends. with
point-to-point T1s or ISDN this isn't a problem because you (usually)
control both ends But with ADSL, you only control one end (unless this
is th
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