[c-nsp] Cisco MultiLink PPP

[Lawrence Wong]

Which version will this new 12.2S image belong to?

On an offtopic issue, I was running 12.2(18)S on my
7505 facing the Internet just fine but anything from
12.2(18)S1 to S8 kills it outright with dbus timeout
errors but 12.2(25)S to S3 works okay.

--- Rodney Dunn <rodunn at cisco.com> wrote:
> I heard there is a dCEF problem in that throttle
> and they are working to defer it for the 75xx.
> 
> If you want MLPPP in 12.2S you had better wait a bit
> until the new 12.2S image comes out that integrates
> the MLPPP and MPLS stuff because a lot of MLPPP bugs
> are fixed there.
> 
> For now, go with 12.3 or 12.0S.
> 
> 
> Rodney
> 
> On Thu, Mar 24, 2005 at 09:46:06AM -0800, Chris
> Cappuccio wrote:
> > Richard J. Sears [rsears at americanIS.net] wrote:
> > > 
> > > Would 7513's running 12.2(27) have problems with
> MLPPP...? We had to
> > > convert all of our MLPPP customers to ip load
> sharing per packet because
> > > we would lose the mlppp links and the only way
> to get them back was to
> > > reboot the router. I would like to use MLPPP,
> but I (like many) have had
> > 
> > Shit, I tried 12.2(18)S8 and it broke all my MLPPP
> connections that worked
> > fine on 12.2(18)S4.  The situation is
> 7507/RSP4....everything was up/up upon
> > moving to S8, but no traffic passed, and ppp debug
> showed continuous "PROTREJ"
> > messages, as in, something is really broken.  TAC
> is being slow to respond :)
> > 
> > -- 
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> Most creativity is a transition
> > from one context into another where things are
> more surprising." - Alan Kay
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