Which feature of PPP (Point to Point Protocol) allows the router
to bind multiple channels together, to form a single logical
channel?
A.) multi-link ppp
B.) multi-channel ppp
C.) can't be done
D.) omni-ppp
E.) plp
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Answer: A
Multilink PPP binds separate physical lines into one logical
line. This
feature is especially useful for ISDN BRI, where you are
provided 2
different circuits at 64k each (so you can bind them
together for 128k).
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