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the case in a typical ISP setup, where there might be one telephone number and

several RASExpress servers.

Note: All MultiChassis Multilink servers must have IP and PPTP turned on to enable

the servers to talk to each other. Also, all MultiChassis Multilink servers should point

to the same RADIUS or TACACS+ server.

Multilink PPP

Select enabled to enable Multilink PPP (MLPPP) support on the RASExpress server.

RASExpress supports Multilink PPP for both analog and ISDN channels.

Group EPD

Identifies the bundle group that the RASExpress server belongs to. The EPD (End

Point Descriminator) is an arbitrary four-byte hexadecimal value. By default

RASExpress initializes it to the IP address of its Ethernet interface. However, all

servers that belong to the same bundle group should have the same EPD.

Bundle Server IP Address

Type the IP address of the Bundle Server. The Bundle Server is the RASExpress 5.40

or later server chosen to manage the multichassis multilinks. Though it can be any

RASExpress 5.40 server on the network, ideally it is one that is equidistant from all

RASExpress servers in the bonding group. If the servers are on different networks,

then the hop count from the Bundle Server to all the other servers should be more or

less equal. Alternately, the one that is least busy can function as the Bundle Server.

Bundle Server UDP Port

Identifies the UDP port number that the RASExpress server uses to communicate

between itself and the Bundle Server.

MAC Layer Bridging

Menu path: Main Menu ➔ Configuration of Server ➔ Server Setup ➔ MAC Layer

Bridging .

[ 1] Bridging : disabled

[ 2] Spanning Tree : disabled

[ESC] to go to previous menu

Use this menu to configure MAC (Media Access Control) layer bridging for the

RASExpress server.

Bridging

Select enabled to enable the server to bridge all MAC layer packets. The default is

disabled. If you do not use networking protocols other than IP and IPX, you should

disable bridging, since it slows down the RASExpress server by requiring the router

to examine each and every packet on the connected LAN segment. However, you

need bridging to support networking protocols like NetBIOS. Note that if you enable

bridging for the RASExpress server but disable routing of IP or IPX on a specific port,

bridging of those protocol packets will not take place on that port. However, if you

disable IP or IPX entirely for the RASExpress server, then those packets will be bridged.

Spanning Tree

Spanning Tree bridging is used to detect looped back links. The default is disabled.

This option is unavailable when Bridging is disabled.

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