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Subject: Re: ppp multi-device?
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Derek Inksetter wrote:
> 
> How much interest is there in making user-mode ppp handle multiple devices
> for dial-out?  My company uses ppp with "ip aliasing" and some
> modifications to deal with multiple modems.  basically our ppp.conf has a
> line that looks like this:
> 
> set device /dev/cuaa0,/dev/cuaa1,...
> 

see mpd
(in ports)