[ale] RE: Multilink PP on Linux?

[Kerr, James A.]

According to Motorola with the strings you have me I can only connect at   
56K!
I tried it and sure enough no go.  You have to use 128K AIMux mode.

Here is the string I sent the modem:
AT&F&C1&D2\Q3%A2=3&M at B0=2%A4=1

In Win 95 in the Extra Settings Entry you have to enter this:
%A2=3 at B0=2%A4=0

This did it.  I'm now getting both B Channels bonded to get 128K and Dial   
into Linux with no problems.  I did have to change from UUGETTY to MGETTY   
though.  I also use setserial with the set_vhi command.

I hope this info will help someone else out there.
Jim


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 From:  Brad Shelton[SMTP:bshelton at ole.net]
Sent:  Wednesday, June 19, 1996 9:32 PM
To:  Kerr, James A.
Cc:  ale; linux-ppp
Subject:  RE: Multilink PP on Linux?

On Wed, 19 Jun 1996, Kerr, James A. wrote:

>
> I don't want to dial out.  I want to dial into my linux box.
> Jim

SOrry about that. It doesn't matter which way you're goin, except for the
dial string. The important part is %A2=95. In/out, you still can only
connect at 112K.

>  ----------
> From:  Brad Shelton[SMTP:bshelton at ole.net]
> Sent:  Wednesday, June 19, 1996 10:23 AM
> To:  jak7; ale
> Cc:  linux-ppp
> Subject:  Re: Multilink PP on Linux?
>
> Multi-Link PPP, if using a Motorola BitSurfer, is implimented by
> programmingng
> the terminal adapter to dial out at 56K (%A4=1) using MPPP (%A2=95) and
> dialliing
> the number twice via "atdxxx-xxxx&xxx-xxxx".
>
> You connect rate will be up to 112K. 115200, 128000, or 230400 are not
> possiblee
> with MPPP.
>
>

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