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README
ISDN-Tunnel-Daemon "itund" License GNU GPL Copyright 2004-2006 SYSGO Real-Time Solutions AG Klein-Winternheim, Germany http://www.sysgo.com http://www.elinos.com Copyright 2004-2006 Cytronics & Melware ItunD is a user-space daemon to provide a network tunnel over ISDN lines. It works similiar (and most important together with) the ISDN4Linux net-devices. The ISDN link is provided as just another "network-card" to the kernel and can be configured easily. To provide the needed network interface, the generic TUN/TAP driver of kernels 2.4 and 2.6 is used. This driver is also used by vtun.sourceforge.net. Impotant Notes -------------- 1. User-Space daemon only, no kernel patches necessary. 2. Options similar to PPPD CAPI options (pppdcapiplugin). 3. Works with ISDN4Linux (isdn_net) network (e.g. rawip). Requirements ------------ 1. ISDN card providing CAPI2.0 interface (Eicon Networks, AVM, ...) The legacy isdn subsystem (isdn.o) is NOT necessary. 2. Enabled (and loaded) Generic TUN/TAP network driver. Features -------- When using itund on both sides, you may want to use encap "zipip" which is basically rawip, but compressed if possible. Examples ======== Callback Server (reject and call back) itund --encap=rawip --controller=1 --protocol=hdlc \ --number=5678 --msn=1234 --demand --idle=60 \ --inmsn=1234 --coso=local --cbdelay=3 Client (expecting callback) itund --encap=rawip --controller=1 --protocol=hdlc \ --number=1234 --msn=5678 --demand --idle=60 \ --inmsn=5678 --coso=remote --dialtimeout=1 armin.schindler@sysgo.com armin@melware.de $Id$