by Michael An » Fri, 21 Jul 1995 04:00:00
They have told me that my system has to support Synchronous PPP.
I am running off of a standalone linux box, with a M5000T Norther Telecom Terminal Adapter.
I am just wondering if the Linux PPPD support Synchronous PPP?
and if so, how I am to go about setting it to Synch PPP.
Thanks in Advance.
Mike.
I am trying to connect to my Internet service provider via 64kbps line.
They have informed me that my system must support synchronous PPP.
I am just wondering if Linux's PPP daemon actually does support
synchronous PPP and if so, how I would go about setting it up?
I have numerous mentions of asynch ppp, but none of synch ppp.
I am running off of a standalone linux box, and an M5000T terminal
adapter.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Mike.
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