joris.quenee@bcv01y01.vz.cit.alcatel.fr writes:
> I search a daemon mlppp to support the redundancy link.
> pppd 2.4.3 of Paul Mackerras has a weakness this mlppp is based on the
> first link ppp into the bundle mlppp.
> When the first link down all the link ppp down.

Right.

> Some protections have been added but it's not really like in RFC 1990

That's correct. The current pppd design (on Linux) causes the bundle
to be shut down if the first link is terminated, and it really ought
not do that.

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And you know some deamons more complete about the mlppp redundancy link
?

joris.quenee@bcv01y01.vz.cit.alcatel.fr writes:
> And you know some deamons more complete about the mlppp redundancy link
> ?

Many proprietary implementations don't have that sort of limitation.

Are you looking for something in particular, or are you just asking
about pppd?

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I'm just looking the free implementations like: ipppd, pppd.

But I'm also interresting by proprietary implementations, can you give
me the references ?

Thank you very munch

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