SDB:Channel Bundling for ISDN with SuSE Linux 8.1
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Version: 8.1
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Situation
You want to use the second channel of your ISDN connection. Additionally, the channel should be enabled and disabled automatically.
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Procedure
For this purpose, the tool xibod must be installed and set to run in the background, which can be accomplished with the executable file "ip-up.local".
Proceed as follows:
- Start a console.
- Log in as root with the command "su -".
- Install the tool with "yast -i xibod".
- Create and open the file ip-up.local by entering the command "pico -w /etc/ppp/ip-up.local".
- Insert the following lines in the file:
#!/bin/bash /usr/sbin/ibod
- Save the changes with Ctrl + O and quit pico with Ctrl + X.
- Execute the command
chmod 755 /etc/ppp/ip-up.localto make the file executable. - As soon as you launch the Internet connection with Kinternet, the daemon ibod will be started, too.
- If necessary, make changes in the file /etc/ppp/ibod.cf.
- The second channel can be added automatically with the tool xibod.
- For this purpose, press Alt + F2 and enter 'xibod' in the input field.
- Set up an Internet connection.
- Select "FILE" then "OPEN" in the xibod menu. Enter your host name (e.g., linux) and connect.
- In the "Options" menu, select "MPPP". Then a window will be displayed.
- Disable the option "Enable bandwidth on demand".
- Now, add or remove the second channel by means of UP and DOWN.
Note: The file ip-up.local is not needed for the use of xibod and should be deleted.
Keywords: bundling | xibod | second | channel | MPPP | isdn

