Using more than one modem at a time (Win98, WinME and Win2000)
  Note: To use this feature you have a multilink enabled dial-up account. 
If you have two phone lines in your home and want to use them both to dial out, you can use MultiLink, which will effectively double your connection speed.

1. Create a dial-up connection like your normally would.

2. Right click on the icon and select Properties

3. Click on the Multilink tab

4. Click on Use additional devices

5. Click on the Add

6. Click on the other modem you would like to use

7. Enter the same phone number you dial

8. You should now connect with both modems

9. You can confirm this by opening up your dial up connection in the System Tray after you connect.
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Connecting to FCG Networks using Windows 2000
 

1. Go to Start / Settings / Network and Dial-Up Connections or Right-click on the My Network Places icon.

2. Click on the Make New Connection icon

3. Click on the Next button

4. Check Dial-up private network and click on the Next button

5. Enter in the local phone number for FCG Networks. 

6. Check whether this is for all user or just the one that is logged in and whether you want a shortcut on your desktop.

7. The default username will be the one you logged in with. Change this to whatever your FCG Networks Login name is. You can also enter in the password as well.

8. To get additional settings you can configure, click on the Properties button

9. You can set it to show an icon on the desktop when connected.

10. Click on the Configure button to change the modem settings.

11. Click on the Options tab to change the login options. My preference is to just have Display progress while connecting checked

12. Click on the Networking tab. You can just have Internet Protocol checked

13. You should then see the Network and Dial-Up Connections section with your new icon. You can simply drag a shortcut of  this icon to another location
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ubject: Multilink PPP, MLPPP [search similar]


Description: 
Multilink PPP (RFC 1717) is a standard describing a method of channel aggregation (bundling) using the PPP protocol. With Multilink PPP, several ISDN "B" channels are opened to the same remote system, and PPP runs as the link layer on each "B" channel. 
The application only sees one "logical link" giving a bandwidth of (say) 256Kbps, even though there are actually four "B" channels connected between the two sites. This is achieved by adding an additional data header on each packet sent, so that receiver can different interfaces. See also the entry for BAP, BACP for more information.

MLPPP is available in a number of different implementations from Eicon such as IP Connect for UNIX, Connections for Windows NT, and DIVA TA.


Keywords: Multilink PPP, MLPPP