Hi, I tried eql on and off for a few weeks with no success, apparently
it needs to be supported on the ISP server as well.
Give a look at http://www.spellcast.com/ they have Babylon for Linux and
I believe you can link up to 3 modems on the free version. Let me know
it it works!
regards ,
Ismet Kursunoglu
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John Mifsud wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I am unclear as to which multilink software I should be using with ppp and
> ipx or if I am doing somthing wrong the configuration. I have redhat and
> ppp2.2.0 which I set up to use with ipx and it worked ok.
>
> I have attempted to add the "eql" software, described in the redhat
> "Documentation" directory, which I found on sunsite to add more bandwith.
>
> I made my eql device (ifconfig eql x.x.x.x etc) and the eql device was
> present.
>
> After replacing a missing library (/lib/libc.so.4.2.27) I attempted
> "eql_enslave eql ppp0 38400". It didn't complain but I could not ping the
> eql device and after a while eql_enslave timed out with a bad connection.
>
> (I have just downloaded the 2.3.3 ppp source from
> ftp://cs.anu.edu.au/pub/software/ppp/
> and am preparing to compile and use that.)
>
> My questions
>
> Am I using the correct load balancing software (it's what the kernel
> documentation says it should be)?
>
> Or does ppp2.3.3 _include_ the facility to manage load balanced links?
>
> Am I doing somthing obviously wrong?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> xyz
>
> johnm.
>
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