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> We have a customer who wants to get 2 dedicated 33.6 connections to us.
> The way he wants it to work is to have him dial into us 2 times at 33.6
> and have a total of 67.2kbps. Is this possibile with a portmaster or
> radius? If not, does anyone have any ideas on how this can be done?
The protool used is a proprietary Livingston protocol, but it works very
well. We're using it in three cases now. The trick is *both* ends of
the link have to be Livingston equipmetn (The Office router with one
PCMCIA port and one serial port works *very* well for the customer end).
Also, there is some software for a Linux box (I think it's called EQL)
that can talk the Livingston protocol.
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