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Phenom01
PostPosted: Thu Sep 20, 2012 10:11 pm 
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DO people use PPP and HDLC?
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killabee
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Yes. I mostly use PPP when bonding T1s with service providers.
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mellowd
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PPP a lot yes

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Project2501
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Just a few million people using ppp here in Australia.

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Davidr
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i use ppp here in the uk and hdlc in the usa. I
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Phenom01
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PPP is only used point to point connections right? Why would you use leased line when you can use VPN?
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killabee
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Because leased lines are dedicated for your use, dedicated in terms of bandwidth, reliable in comparison to VPNs, and predictable in comparison to VPNs.
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Also, PPP is very widely used in DSL deployments where it is used on top of ATM or Ethernet.

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Mainly PPP I havent personally ran into a situation to ever do any type of Authentication other than having to do it in the PPPoe realm.

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