Fragmentation and Interleaving with MLPPP over Frame-Relay

To begin with, why whould anyone need to run Multilink PPP (MLPPP or MLP) with Interleaving over Frame-Relay? Well, back in days, when Frame-Relay and ATM were really popular, there was a need to interwork the two technologies: that is, transparently pass encapsulated packets between FR and ATM PVCs. (This is similar in concept with modern L2 VPN interworking, however it was specific to ATM and Frame-Relay). Leta

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