by Maciej Mastalarczu » Tue, 09 May 2000 04:00:00
Did anyone have any luck with dial-in multilink ppp using portslave?
There are some mp patches available for different pppd versions, but
none seems to work on pppd patched for portslave.
I tried a few tricks, none worked and I am not good enough to patch pppd
source manually.
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks & regards
PS. Linux is RedHat 5.2, kernel 2.0.36, cistron RADIUS portslave-2.0A1
(uses patched pppd 2.3.5)
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Maciej Mastalarczuk
by Nobod » Wed, 10 May 2000 04:00:00
http://www.cwareco.com/eqlplus.html
> Did anyone have any luck with dial-in multilink ppp using portslave?
> There are some mp patches available for different pppd versions, but
> none seems to work on pppd patched for portslave.
> I tried a few tricks, none worked and I am not good enough to patch pppd
> source manually.
> Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks & regards
> PS. Linux is RedHat 5.2, kernel 2.0.36, cistron RADIUS portslave-2.0A1
> (uses patched pppd 2.3.5)
> --
> Maciej Mastalarczuk
Hi all,
Has anyone tried to enable multilink on portslave? Is it possible?
Portslave comes with modified pppd, is it possible to apply multilink
patches on it?
Regards,
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Maciej Mastalarczuk
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