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I assume the answer is yes, but ...  can FreeBSD do 'multilink PPP'?
That is, using several simultaneous PPP links to simulate a larger
bandwidth channel?

If so, how does one go about setting it up?

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: I assume the answer is yes, but ...  can FreeBSD do 'multilink PPP'?
: That is, using several simultaneous PPP links to simulate a larger
: bandwidth channel?

The development version of user-ppp now does multilink ppp.  It's
funcitonal, but hasn't been tested against any other multilink
implementations (yet).

: If so, how does one go about setting it up?

If you're willing;

At the moment, it's only available if you use CVSUP/CTM to get the
latest FreeBSD sources.  If so, do a "cvs co -r MP ppp etc_ppp"
followed by a "make" in the ppp directory.  There's a brief
example of how to get things up in ppp.conf.sample and there's some
bits in the man page.

Server-side has a minor problem that I'm looking at now.  Once
it's solved, I'll go about merging into FreeBSD-current.

I'd really appreciate any comments & criticisms :-)

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