FYI

Thought this might be of interest for people using digi boards etc.

Fowarded from the Linux MPPP mailing list.

Regards,

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> Linux Multilink PPP (MP) - http://linux-mp.terz.de
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> Phil Z. wrote:
> > Now all you need is l2f or pptp tunnel support to do multi-chassis mppp!
> > Best Regards
> > Phil Z.
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> > PS Why dont you guys at digi get a mailing list together????
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> Good idea, Phil.
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> Digi is interested in multilink PPP on Linux for a variety of reasons,
> including support for our Remote Access DSP-based dense modem product 
> line.  Our adapters can currently handle up to 60 analog or digital 
> simultaneous calls calls and they incorporate async-PPP emulation for ISDN 
> calls, so server-side MLPPP under Linux will be able to take full advantage
> of that feature, providing an analog/digital capable MLPPP server, using
> only Linux pppd.
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