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Phil W. Schuman <pschuman.NOSPAM@interserv.com> wrote: 
: but now - here's a question about your suggestion - 
: If the ISDN router is going to get a static/dynamic
: address assigned from the ISP - 
: how can I also have it sit on the 192.168 net?

Get a real router.

: Isn't there only a single IP address for the ISDN router ?

Very few do the single IP thing.  Almost all can have one IP per
interface.

If this is a serious operation, then you probably want to get something
more serious than the routers you mention...

: for something like an Ascend P50, or Netopia, or Kentrox Pacesetter ?

...like a Cisco 1004 or 1600-series.  The higher-end of the Netopia line
might be reasonable as well, though I think really you want a router
running a full blown IOS type system, and the 1004 and 1600s fall into
that category.  

If this your employer's company or are you consulting?

      -M

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