Re: (ASCEND) POTS bonding

[Tim Connolly <tec@mountain.net>]

If you are scared of ISDN you could connect using two modems (56K ea)
and get a bonded rate of 112K. I've heard this works between non-similar
devices also, like one ISDN and one POTS modem... But I would imagine
that would cause problems as frames outgoing on the ISDN would arrive
before the frames on the POTS line.

Michael Medwid wrote:

> I see in 6.x code POTS bonding.  What would people use this for?  I see the
> definition in the manual.
> But it does say what it's practical use would be.
>
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