An MPPP type call has the same IP address bound to both ports and
packets are sent alternatly to the 2 ports effectively doubling the
bandwidth. (This is a highly over simplified explantion but basicly
accurate)
John
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On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, Phil Hunt wrote:
> On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, John Vozza wrote:
>
> Except, I am runnnig 3.7.2c3 and have an ISDN single-channel customer who did
> connect MPPP 2 channel even though Port-Limit was set to 1. I had Radius
> debug on, so it showed EXACTLY which rad record was used for authentication
> and he did get 2 channels. Funny though, he had 2 IP addresses, is that
> right for MPPP?
>
> phil
>
> > You are confusing multiple logins and MPPP logins. Multiple logins are not
> > effected by the port-limit attribute and yes PRIOR to ComOS-3.8b13 it ONLY
> > effected ISDN MPPP calls since only ISDN MPPP was supported.
> >
> > This has changed in ComOS-3.8b13 and MPPP is now supported on the PM3 for
> > analog modems and the port-limit attribute does appear to work in this
> > case as well as ISDN MPPP calls.
> >
> > John
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