> the subject is just half of the story, I need to find out if the
> following scenario is feasible/possible with a PM3...
>
> Can you have multiple individual (not multilink) PPP connects from
> one PM3 to the same target IP Address/RAS?
>
> Details:
>
> A unix system needs to utilize a RAS (preferably a PM3) to establish up
> to 30 _individual_ PPP connects to a remote system. The unix box could
> have 30 alias IP addresses so if source based routing is an option one
> could use this method. But any other way of differentiating these
> connections would be an option, too. RTFM'ing didn't leave me
> particularly enlighted...
Well yeah, but what is the application? You can't expect this to route to
well, but I'd really have to see the situation a bit better. If you have
30 individual connections, they are all going to have ptp interfaces
assocated with them along with corresponding routes for their interfaces,
etc. What exactly are you trying to do, or is this just for testing
(sounds a bit like something I'd do)?
-jr
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