Stuart Henderson <stu <at> spacehopper.org> writes: > I probably either need to fiddle things in the tcp stack, or have something sitting > on a divert socket to buffer up to a certain point and try to forward the packets > onward in-order. It's probably not a million miles away from PF's fragment cache > though (but for whole packets not frags).
if Ń…DSL operates in transparent L2 bridge mode and ISP have decent termination equipment, you can have 802.3ad link aggregation on top of two links. some xDSL modems have a feature, when Ethernet link state follows DSL link state. I remember having setup like this to trunk two ProCurve switches over two DSL lines.
