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From: melohn%sluggo@Sun.COM (Bill Melohn)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.lans
Subject: Re: Long distance Ethernet Bridges
Message-ID: <33935@sun.uucp>
Date: Mon, 16-Nov-87 03:21:02 EST
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Posted: Mon Nov 16 03:21:02 1987
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In article <198@m2.mfci.UUCP> bronson@mfci.UUCP (Tan Bronson) writes:
>
>We are using Sun's Sunlink Internet Router with some 4800 synchronous modems
>to connect two ethernet networks 4.1 miles apart. We're currently using a 3002
>line and this ok, but it's a bit slow.
>    Does anyone know of reverse multiplexing boxes which would allow
>us to use multiple 9600 baud lines, to get a total agrregate through put
>greater than 9600 baud ?

Sunlink IR version 5.0 supports load-sharing across multiple links allowing
to do exactly what you want. It has been available for a couple of months.