ISDN for Linux?

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3 total messages Started by Braun Brelin Tue, 12 Sep 1995 23:06

Author: Braun Brelin
Date: Tue, 12 Sep 1995 23:06

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Hello,

I've just had an ISDN line installed in my house (courtesy of Pacific
Bell).  I've got a PC running Linux 1.2.x.  I'd like to hear some
recommendations as to ISDN vendors.  I originally considered the
Motorola BitSurfr but I'd like to multiplex the two B channels and
I'm doubtful as to the ability of my UART in handling that
much data.  I am also considering getting an Ethernet card and
hooking up my terminal adaptor to that.  Does anyone have recommendations
on vendors for this type of configuration?  


Thanks,

Braun Brelin
bbrelin@netcom.com

Re: ISDN for Linux?

Author: Miguel Bettencourt de Freitas Di...
Date: Wed, 13 Sep 1995 08:47

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In article <bbrelinDEtEv5.Ktx@netcom.com>, bbrelin@netcom.com (Braun Brelin) writes:
|> Hello,
|> 
|> I've just had an ISDN line installed in my house (courtesy of Pacific
|> Bell).  I've got a PC running Linux 1.2.x.  I'd like to hear some
|> recommendations as to ISDN vendors.  I originally considered the
|> Motorola BitSurfr but I'd like to multiplex the two B channels and
|> I'm doubtful as to the ability of my UART in handling that
|> much data.  I am also considering getting an Ethernet card and
|> hooking up my terminal adaptor to that.  Does anyone have recommendations
|> on vendors for this type of configuration?  
|> 
|> 
|> Thanks,
|> 
|> Braun Brelin
|> bbrelin@netcom.com
|> 

Hi!

I got a Teles S0. Works fine. Linux support is good (as allways) and it's cheap :)

Miguel

Re: ISDN for Linux?

Author: Matt Holdrege
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 1995 20:13

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Your best choice is to use an Ethernet bridge or router. You will get much
better performance than going through a serial or parallel port. I use the
Ascend Pipeline 25 since it supports two voice ports as well as data. The
Pipeline 50 is good for data only apps.

By using the ethernet port, you won't have to worry about having Linux support
your serial card.

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