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Configuring Data Compression Services
2-10 114061 Rev. A
For more information about Bay Networks multiline, see Configuring Line
Services.
PPP Multilink
The multilink feature of PPP provides capabilities beyond those of multiline
circuits. Multilink consists of a bundle of lines between two peers, consisting of
up to four links. Multilink can
Distribute traffic across the lines in the bundle in amounts roughly
proportional to the effective bandwidth of each link.
Use lines that have different speeds, proportionally distributing traffic over
those lines.
Balance traffic load and restore packet sequence.
Use switched lines (such as ISDN-B channels) as well as leased lines.
Monitor traffic volume.
PPP Bandwidth-on-Demand
Bandwidth-on-demand allows a secondary, dial-up line to augment a primary,
leased line when the primary line experiences congestion. Congestion occurs
when traffic volume exceeds line capacity. When congestion abates, the secondary
line becomes inactive.
PPP Dial-on-Demand
Dial-on-demand enables you to establish a circuit only when you want to transmit
and receive data, as opposed to having a leased line, which is always available. By
using a circuit on a demand basis, you can significantly reduce your line costs.
PPP Dial Backup
PPP also allows you to configure a dial backup feature. If a primary PPP line fails
and you have enabled dial backup, the router automatically establishes a backup
line. You cannot enable any protocols, including compression, on a backup circuit,
because a backup circuit inherits its protocols from the primary circuit. If the
primary circuit uses compression, then the backup circuit does also.
For further information on Bay Networks dial services, refer to Configuring Dial
Services.
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