On Tue, 2007-25-09 at 22:10 +0200, Benoît Audouard wrote: > > Infomation about MAC and ATM interfaces numbers is at /proc/net/atm/* . > > Looks this hint is missed at doc site. > > ah fine, I added it at §stats (checked with Fast 800 E3 & E4). I suppose > it's provided by atm module ? (or is it usbatm ?). It seems to work only > if the firmware can be loaded. ueagle-atm:0 and ueagle-atm:1 are created > if 2 modems are plugged (I could have checked with 3 :D).
Thank you all for your information, the rapidity of your respective responses is very much appreciated! Currently, we have a scenario where two USB modems are plugged in to a single machine. Both of the modems are detected properly by the driver, and we can connect with /one/ of them, using PPPoA, without any problems - but only one. To illustrate further, suppose i have modem-A and modem-B. When i go through the motions of connecting: # pppd call <config> The system will pick, of it's own volition, one of the two modems to connect with (modem-A, for example). I apparently have no way of saying, "make a PPPoA connection with modem-B /specifically/." The problem becomes even more convoluted when we add PPPoE to the mix. As per the documentation on the ueagle site, i am using br2684ctl to set up a nas# connection; unfortunately, here again, i have no way of telling the tool to bind the nas# interface with a particular physical device. In essence, it picks the first one it sees, creates the bridge, and that's that - any attempt to create further nas# interfaces results in an error: RFC1483/2684 bridge: Fatal: failed to connect on socket I also get a new, broken nas# interface which evidently doesn't go away until i reboot. :/ So, in summary, we're looking for a way to have two ADSL modems, controllable specifically and individually using PPPoA or PPPoE, connected to the same machine. They don't necessarily need to both be connected at the same time (though that would be neat), but we do need to be able to specify which to connect with at any given moment. Surely, there must be a way to do this. :) We would greatly appreciate any and all feedback on this topic. Thank you again for your responses so far - i look forward to speaking with you further. -- dan. _______________________________________________ Ueagleatm-dev mailing list Ueagleatm-dev@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/ueagleatm-dev
