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In article <4e16kv$5ss@gap.cco.caltech.edu>, garnett@bioserv.compbio.caltech.edu (John Garnett) writes...
>What Linux ISDN card/driver combinations will communicate (via ISDN line)
>with a multiuser Ascend Pipeline 50?  I want to avoid any solutions that
>will be limited by the speed of the Linux serial port (like the
>Motorola Bitsurfer).  Also, I don't want to go to the expense of installing
>a standalone ISDN/Ethernet bride or router on the Linux side.  What
>I'd like to do is install (inside the Linux box) an internal ISDN card with
>an ISDN driver or an ISDN card that emulates an NE2000 Ethernet card.
> 
>The question is which of the Linux ISDN card/driver combinations (if any)
>best interoperates with the multiuser Ascend Pipeline 50?  Any contact
>information (WWW sites, phone numbers, etc) for the various vendors is
>welcome.  This solution is to be deployed in Southern California.

Good luck. When it comes to cost, you can get the Pipeline 25 for a lot cheaper
than the P50. Plus you can use it for voice. That way you can drop your POTS
line and save 20 or 30 dollars per month. So the P25 can be the cheapest in the
end.