In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Nuno Carvalho
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> When you configure, using isdnctrl, your isdn card for use ippp0 make a
>copy from the same line but with ippp1.
What do you mean by this?
(I am using the isdnconfig script from the isdnutils package).
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Ian Lynagh - [E
Ian Lynagh wrote:
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> [CC'ed to debian-user and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Hi all
>
> I have an ISDN card which connects to an ISP single channel just fine.
> In Windows it can connect bonded to this same ISP. My question is
> simple: How do I make it use dual channel in Linux?
When you configure,
[CC'ed to debian-user and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all
I have an ISDN card which connects to an ISP single channel just fine.
In Windows it can connect bonded to this same ISP. My question is
simple: How do I make it use dual channel in Linux?
I don't mind whether it connects the second channel aut
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