Re: Anyone? Linux support for frame relay(512kbs)

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From: Terry Dawson
Date: Tue, 05 Nov 1996 00:00

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Christopher Meder (chris@actonline.com.au) wrote:
 
: Does anyone know   if   a   Linux based Pentium machine will support
: an X25 card running at   512kbs,

In terms of coping with that amount of traffic, yes. There is no X.25
support for Linux yet though.

: Also what hardware device is required (a TA or a Router?)

There is linux support for a Sangoma Technologies FRAD, Frame Relay
Access Device.

TA's are normally associated with ISDN.
Routers are normally associated with a datagram based network protocol like
IP or IPX.

Are you sure it is Frame Relay you are interested in ?

Terry

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From: terry@baldric.no.itg.telecom.com.au (Terry Dawson)
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Date: 1996/11/05
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