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Re: (ASCEND) Max4048 and PPTP
Well... Ok. This reasoning is that even though it's 2.7Mb incoming,
the back and forth traffic can accumulate to much more. That certainly
is a possibilty. But... why can I go back to regular modem banks and
have the problem go away. Also, if I turn off PPTP in the Max, (and
still continue to have the same amount of incoming connections) the
problem again goes away. To me, this appears to be a problem with the
PPTP protocol. Also, I personally have reproduced this problem with
only a SINGLE connection (me). Unless I am a complete moron (which I
don't deny) the CRC errors are directly related to the PPTP protocol.
And again, this is a protocol that Ascend was a major player in
developing, so why are they stumped?
Still down,
John Miglio
At 07:51 PM 1/18/98 -0500, Leon McCalla wrote:
>2.7 Mb/sec in from the Max, 2.7Mb/sec out to the main gateway router....
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>Leon McCalla
>leon@caribbeanlink.com
>-----Original Message-----
>>To be honest, I assumed it could. 48 *was* a choice for the number of
>>VPN's I wanted to set up. Also, if I go back to my modem's (and not use
>>the Max) everything is fine. I can't imaginge NT chokes with only 48
>>simultaneous connections. A little quick math says that if all 48 lines
>>had 56K connections, thats 2.7Mb/sec. Certainly that shouldn't be a
>>problem for the 10Mb/sec of the Max ethernet and my NIC's.
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