Messages in this thread | | | Date | Wed, 11 Aug 1999 13:04:08 -0500 (CDT) | From | Chris Zwilling <> | Subject | Re: ADSL or Cable modem support in Linux, etc.. |
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On Wed, 11 Aug 1999, Mark Lord wrote:
> > "Mike A. Harris" wrote: > ... > > What is the support like for ADSL right now? > ... > > Works fine here (2.2mb/sec), connected via ethernet to the ADSL "modem". > > BUT.. that ease will change soon. My ISP is shifting to PPP-over-Ethernet > rather than continuing with the current "bridged" setup. Other ISPs > continent-wide are likely to do the same, in the name of "equal access". > > Linux currently has no *mature* open-source PPPoE client, but there > are some jury-rigged arrangements that work, sort of, at present. > I'll likely be installed one Real Soon Now..
Here at Cloudnet we have several clients hooked up with ADSL/PPP. The equipment that the customers use are Cisco 675 ADSL routers. The ADSL routers handles the PPPoE stuff automagically.
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