Hi

can you post the output of show interface multilink and serial command ?

also are you seeing any error logs in your router when u plugin the links or when u disconnect the links ?

regds

Hello,

A nice hidden command is " sh ppp multilink internal"

Check to see who the box thinks the links are connected to.

Not sure if you got this resolved but you can always add the peer ip address to make sure the bundles do not get confused

as to who there suppose to be connected to

interface Multilink120

ip address x.x.x.1 255.255.255.0

peer default ip address x.x.x.2 ----- remote multilink ip address

ppp multilink

ppp multilink group 120

interface Serial5/0/0

no ip address

encapsulation ppp

ppp multilink

ppp multilink group 120

ppp timeout retry 1

Thx Steve

Thanks to all so far.

So, first off I had the cards in slot 1 and 2. So the only difference between mine and Norman's was the slots and the queuing. I adjusted the queuing first, still nothing.

I then swapped the cards to slots 1 and 3, redid the config to match the serials, still nothing I get the same responses when I "debug ppp multilink events.

*Sep 10 14:11:32.371: Se0/2/0:0 MLP: Request add link to bundle

*Sep 10 14:11:32.371: Se0/2/0:0 MLP: Adding link to bundle

*Sep 10 14:11:32.371: Se0/2/0:0 MLP: Bundle Mu3(Router) in different multilink group

*Sep 10 14:11:32.371: Se0/2/0:0 MLP: Link not added to bundle

Steve, your suggestion to add the peer address, didn't solve it either, but I was unaware of that command and going to include it.

I appreciate everyone's input, but it was decided to bring in a 2nd router to handle the second Multilink. Now I get to worry about failover between the 2. LOL

Thanks again, and if you happen to stumble across the answer, please post, as I might have a need for it down the road