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[Req]: Suggestions for an ISDN solution for Linux Internet site

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From: Route
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 1996 19:11
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	I am in the information gathering phase of upgrading my dedicated 
	dialup PSTN connection to BRI ISDN.  I want to use both B channels
	for nothing but data.  Aggregate 'em to 128....  I am open to 
	any and all sugestions. (BTW, I am located in CA, in the SF bay Area).


	Idea 1):
	My current way of thinking is to drop another ethernet card in and
	purchase an ISDN -> Ethernet bridge (Prolly a combinet).  It seems the
	elegant and simple way to do things at 128kbps(if a bit expensive).  
	But, how would I set up the call to my service provider?  What am I
	missing here???

	Idea 2):
	I'm open to other's suggestions who have done this before....


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Subject: [Req]: Suggestions for an ISDN solution for Linux Internet site
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