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Subject: Re: Sessreg, and Webramp M3
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On Wed, 6 Aug 1997, Jamil J. Weatherbee wrote:

> 2.  How would a person with multiple modems attached (suppose through a
> cyclades card) make a freebsd do whatever tricks the Webramp M3 does with
> uses multiple modems on presumably multiple IP addresses, much like a
> multihoned network but without gated.

  I thought the Webramp use multilink PPP (MP) to bond multiple modems
into one PPP interface?  So it really isn't multiple interfaces or
multihomed at all.

  You can use the mpd (in ports?).  It is basically the stock ppp, with MP
features.

Tom