Re: ISDN external TA - getting only 64k of 128k
From: Uday (flashguru_in_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 08/25/03
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Date: 25 Aug 2003 06:18:51 -0700
> It sounds like you're missing multi-link support (i.e., only one channel
> is being used). Are you passing the "mp" or "multilink" options to pppd
> when you try to connect? Have you read the "MULTILINK" section in 'man
> 8 pppd'?
no, i didn't try it. All the MLPPP i searched about initially on the
net referred only to Internal ISDN cards. So i just ingored mppp then.
so, while reading (man 8 pppd) i may have missed it out. But, while
reading another post, i remember someone saying "with external TA, u
have to configure only the TA for MLPPP, while using pppd to connect.
the pppd - mlppp conversion is done by the ext. TA."
(AIUI, you need to connect twice with two instances of pppd so
> that multilink will bind the two channels together.) Does your kernel
> include "Multilink PPP" support?
Do i need to dial twice (my pppd script has connect 'chat -v ...' in
it), or just after dialing once, use pppd -detach /dev/ttys0.
Also, how do i check if my kernel has MPPP support? I said, its 2.4
and its just the same which the installation program installed. I
haven't recompiled it.
> Problem may also be at your ISP ... Some ISPs do not support multilink
> especially on unmetered dialup numbers .. This is as you are tying up two
> lines and they are having to pay for two freephone lines instead of one ..
Somehow, today i managed get get someone on line at the ISP support.
They said u just require one phone line to have 128K. I think, u
require two lines (2pairs in the incomming cable with 4 pins on the
RJ11 jack). Also, the telephone charges get doubled.
But when i checked the incomming telephone line, i just saw 1 pair of
copper cable and the jack had just 2 pins! Is this OK? does the 2B in
BRI indicate two distinct frequency channels and not physical
channels? Even if this is the case, do i get two telephone numbers for
the 2B channels? I have just 1 telephone number.
Has nebody tried squid for windows? is it stable? will it perform
better than Win+NAT(builtin)
As i said, the setup is at coll (closed today), i'll reply with the
results tommorow. ne way, John, can i mail you, if i have ne problems
then? (i'll post here also).
- Uday
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