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=== popey_ is now known as popey
IrishGeekHey, does anyone here know how to bond PPP connections? I've just hit a wall in my project for the young scientist.14:54
IrishGeekAnyone?14:57
ebelyo14:58
ebelsorry i don't know anything about that ☹14:58
IrishGeekdamn. thanks tho14:58
ebelwhat are you doing in the young scientist?14:58
IrishGeekEirspeed: A fast, reliable connection to the internet using multiple wireless modems networks and technologies14:59
ebeloh cool, sounds interesting ☺14:59
IrishGeekif only it werent so damn difficult :(15:00
ebelslashtom might know a bit about that15:00
tdr112IrishGeek: are you doing some sort of mesh network15:00
IrishGeekTrying to bond or gg15:00
IrishGeek15:00
IrishGeeksorry15:00
IrishGeektrying to bond or aggregate mobile broadband connections15:00
tdr112i dont get what you are trying to do15:01
IrishGeekTo use the bandwith available on modems from Three, 02 and Vodafone.15:01
IrishGeekIe, one connection goes over one interface, next goes over other etc.15:02
IrishGeekIs this possible?15:02
slashtombonding is a good plan15:03
slashtomwhere is your end point?15:03
IrishGeekslashtom: only thing is... mobilebroadband uses Point-to-Point protocol which isn't supported.15:04
tdr112ie you will have 3 modems and you want to split your traffic over the 3 of them to give you 3X the speed15:04
IrishGeektdr112: theoretically yes.15:04
slashtomyou run the PPP over the IP which is setup using PPP15:04
IrishGeekslashtom: I considered using an instance in Amazon EC2 to route connections15:05
IrishGeekAny suggestions?15:05
slashtompppd?15:05
slashtomlook at ISDN examples15:05
slashtomthat's the world it is born from15:06
IrishGeekslahtom: pppd is the utility used to setup PPP connections right? I've got all three PPP connections working simultaneously but can't do anything with them15:06
IrishGeekslahtom: pppd is the utility used to setup PPP connections right? I've got all three PPP connections working simultaneously but can't do anything with them15:07
slashtomyou need to run more PPP tunnels over these connections15:07
IrishGeekproblem is, all three modems use different access numbers, ports, IP's etc15:07
IrishGeekmore PPP tunnels...15:08
slashtomaye!15:08
slashtomyou can tunnel over tunnels15:08
IrishGeekright... I'll look into that15:08
IrishGeekis there no simpler way, like routing packets requested to different interfaces, if you catch my drift?15:09
slashtomyou're making your life difficult15:11
slashtomtunnelling over tunnels is easier than it sounds15:11
ebelyeah tunnels on top of tunnels is common]15:11
IrishGeekok... so PPP tunnels are. Sorry, is mise Noob15:11
ebelthat's what vpn (for example) is. another tunnel on top of your connection15:12
* slashtom suggests you start looking a howtos on ISDN PPP bonding15:12
IrishGeekthanks, slashtom. How do I get them all working simultaneously though? Like for increased speeds15:13
IrishGeekto be honest, I thought bonding would be the simplest solution, then I crashed full speed into a brick wall15:15
slashtomwhich was?15:20
IrishGeekthat bonding only works with ethx interfaces, not PPP15:20
IrishGeekbrb15:23
slashtombonding must work with pppx interfaces, it was often used in the dailup days15:24
IrishGeeknot with ifenslave, it doesn't15:26
IrishGeekor does it.......15:26
IrishGeekslashtom: my problem is that PPP connections fail to appear as interfaces in the /etc/network/interfaces file15:32
IrishGeekso can Ijust add them?15:33
andruyou could scan for network devices15:35
IrishGeekhow, when I do ifconfig, they appear just fine. But not inthe /etc/network/interfaces file15:36
andrunetstat -n15:36
andrusorry I had to make sure what command it was15:36
IrishGeekall i get is 5000 lines about bus connections15:37
andruif you can already see em with ifconfig thats not going to help15:37
andruam.......15:37
IrishGeekbut not in /etc/network/interfaces...... hmmmmm15:38
andruI'm sure you would have checked already but here an answer to adding devices to the folder15:39
andruhttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=145551315:39
IrishGeekhmmmm15:41
slashtomyou don't need them to appear in /etc/network/interfaces15:53
slashtombut if you like, you can add them in there15:53
slashtomit's not difficult15:53
slashtom /etc/network/interfaces is a config file, not a dynamically generated status file15:54
czajkowskialoha16:24
slashtomhello16:25
slashtomcan we take cztab off the twitter ignore now?16:26
czajkowski:s16:34
=== VampPadraig is now known as VampiricPadraig
infoturtleguys, where would I pick up a few official Ubuntu cd's?23:37
ShaneMProbably ubuntu.ie23:38
ShaneM*.com23:38
ShaneMSorry23:38
tdr112infoturtle: i have about 50 left23:39
tdr112are you up  in dublin any time23:39
infoturtleaw ye??! I wanted to take some to the 3 collages in Limerick and set up a stall, give some out and promote the Limerick Ubuntu hour, don't think I will to be honest but if I were to transfer you money for p&p would you be up for sending em?23:41
tdr112sure i guess so23:48
tdr112i gave lots out to the dublin colleges23:49
tdr112and some at a event two weeks ago23:49
infoturtledid you pay for them, I have a stack of DVD's I'm not using but would it be lame to hand those out? if you not up for that it's cool cos I just had a look at the store and might get some stickers as well so I could just buy some of the CD's23:50
tdr112nope it was an order i got to give out at en event mark was it cztab got them for me23:54
tdr112infoturtle: check out redbrick.dcu.ie/~tdr/blog for info about the cds and event i gave them out at23:58
tdr112infoturtle: i will head into tog tomorrow and see how many i have left and then get back on to you23:58
infoturtlecool that would be fantastic! thanks23:59

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