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Hello,

I'm not sure if this is the appropriate list, so sorry and please redir-me. 
:-)

My question: 

	Last week when I was proving howto make a twist in th EQL driver to achieve 
what my box, with multiple eth0 and ppp(0-n)s, can do a _elegant_ transfer 
from one dev to another (or any) of the send buffer, I can't find the 
appropiate way to do.

	In other words, I want a router with on demand multiple backups lines to 
transmit (receive is not a problem yet), when occurs some (or all) of the 
follows:

	a) the primary (or the current) dev was down, so I need to startup a 
secondary (next configured) dev.
	b) the primary (or the currents ) is too busy (throttled in NAPI I guess) so 
a second (or third, fourth, ...) path (dev) is requiered (ON-DEMAND) to 
satisfy the demand. Those new links must dissapears when no longer neededs 
(auto-shutdown)
	c) all this stuffs must occurs tansparently to user-level apps, so no packets 
will be dropped at all while the kernel is traying to figure what dev will be 
used in the next loop.

My guess:  
	A combination between a kernel module (already begun one) and userland server 
to up/down the interfaces.   

	Anybody, please, send me a clue about this?  
        Another way to do that?

PD:  sorry about my english, is not my mother languaje  ;-P
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