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Q/about combine two pppoe line
Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2011 2:38 pm
by MrBarakat
Hi all
this is my one post in the forum
my Q i have 2 line pppoe from the same ISP
and i want mix it with Microtic how can do that
for ex the 1 speed 1Mb
the 2 speed 1Mb also
i want get 2Mb can i do that
thaks
Re: Q/about combine two pppoe line
Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2011 11:39 am
by mrz
If your ISPs pppoe server supports Multi link PPP, then you can combine both lines.
Re: Q/about combine two pppoe line
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 1:00 am
by MrBarakat
Yes support
how can i do that
Re: Q/about combine two pppoe line
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 1:08 am
by fewi
Re: Q/about combine two pppoe line
Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2011 10:31 am
by MrBarakat
please i want some one explain me please
Re: Q/about combine two pppoe line
Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2011 4:07 pm
by fewi
MLPPP over multiple links allow to create a single ppp link over multiple physical connections. All PPP links must come from the same server (server must have MLPPP over multiple links support) and all PPP links must have same user name and password.
And to enable MLPPP you just need to create PPP client and specify multiple interfaces instead of single interface. Mikrotik RouterOS have MLPPP clent support starting from version 3.10. Presently there are no MLPPP server support available.
I am not sure what else you want explained. Make a PPP client like you usually would and specify both interfaces instead of just one.
That's taken directly from the link I posted.
Re: Q/about combine two pppoe line
Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2011 11:24 am
by captainproton
hey,
I trying just the same at themoment.
I have 2 DSL Lines with 16MBit down and 1 MBit up.
I used to observe about 13-14 MBit as max. downspeed on one single line in the past.
Now I combined the 2 lines with MLPPP on Mikrotik RB450.
PPPoE Client Interface --> adding second interface.
Everything seems to be fine, 2 links are established.
But the downstream is not really faster. still around 14 MBit. Upstream is now 1.7 MBit (as to be expected)
do I have to set something up in addition? MTU or so?