Multilink global bundle options
You can configure the following multilink options to be applied to all
incoming connections:
MRRU offered on incoming links-
The size of the maximum received reconstructed unit
(MRRU) which will be offered on incoming connections.
This must be defined if multilink connections are required.
NOTE:
It is suggested that the value configured for the
MRRU should be at least 6 bytes smaller than the
maximum receive unit (MRU) that is set in the
Link Control Protocol
for the member links of the bundle.
Use short sequence numbers on incoming links-
Whether short sequence numbering is enabled for incoming connections.
If enabled, PPP informs the peer that it wishes
to receive fragments with short, 12-bit sequence numbers rather than
24-bit sequence numbers.
Use endpoint discrimination on incoming links-
Whether endpoint discrimination is enabled for incoming connections.
A system's endpoint discriminator identifies it to its peer
when it tries to create a new multilink bundle or to add
a link to an existing multilink bundle.
Common telephone number prefix-
The common prefix for advertised phone numbers.
This is used when BAP/BACP is available and has been negotiated.
Only link devices which have phone numbers that share the
prefix can be used to add links to a multilink bundle.
This may be used to prevent other remote access
servers at the same site being dialed in error.
Number of unique digits in telephone number-
The number of unique digits that may be appended to the common prefix for
advertised phone numbers. The actual extension numbers must be
configured for each individual
link device.
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UnixWare 7 Release 7.1.4 - 22 April 2004