Hi,
> Now I'm testing multilink PPP (as described in RFC-1990). It's based on
> Michael Bruck's patch (http://www.ins-coin.de/) for oldest versions of
> kernel and pppd. For now it handles MP packets and allows mrru negotiation.
> As for end-point discriminator and short sequence numbers its still in TODO
> list. Also its must provide line fill to check lines still working.
>
> Current version of Multilink PPP (with MS-CHAP-V1/MS-CHAP-V2/MPPE)
> available at
> ftp://ftp.east.telecom.kz/pub/src/networking/ppp/multilink/ppp-2.3.5-mp.tgz
>
> BE CAREFUL! IT STILL IN VERY ALPHA STAGE!
For now - updated man page, driver uses all availabe lines to send big
packets to reduce transmit delay (as it working in NT - split packet over
all lines if each piece of fragment is longer than 100 bytes), line fill
working. End-point discriminator and short-sequence numbers are now
implemented, but not tested.
Also I've played with CBCP (Callback protocol) - its have some extensions.
Check the same place/file.
WBR,
Paul.
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