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A google search for X.25 comes up with lots of information. There are many variations of this protocol since it's been around for decades.

Are you using a hardware PAD or are you looking to develop a Perl software PAD using something like Device::SerialPort? How many circuits do you need to support? What circuit types are you using?

Update1: Search also for "IP over X.25". X.25 is a transport protocol and you will still need a higher level protocol to support the file transfer i.e. FTP. So, are you planning to tunnel IP via X.25? Cisco supports X.25 tunnels.

James

There's never enough time to do it right, but always enough time to do it over...

In reply to Re: x.25 with perl by jmlynesjr
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