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Old 08-12-2003, 05:30 PM   #1
opsman
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Question using ipcop to dial an isdn channel


Hi all,

My first post here and I am fairly new to Linux. I am running a network and using ipcop to dial up a 56k line and also a 64k isdn line, as there are two channels on isdn and my isp does not support 128k, I would like to use another ipcop machine to dial the second isdn channel. I don't wish to move to another isp as I am very happy with the current, in addition, I can also create another cache with the new ipcop machine. My question is how can I force the two ipcop machines to only use their dedicated isdn channel, is there a fix I can install? Has anyone else tried this or know how to do it? Thanks in advance.

 
  


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