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

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From: Rick Hicks
Date: Fri, 02 Feb 1996 05:08
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On a dark and stormy night daemon9@netcom.com (Route) wrote:

>	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???

If you get an ISDN<->Ethernet router you will set it up for calling your
provider, via a command or on demand of a route.  Currently Ascend and Cisco
are at the top of the list when it comes to these devices, with Motorola,
Adtran, and others to follow.  There are also cards available to put into the
PC with an ISDN BRI port, but I am not familiar with them.

Rick


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Rick Hicks
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Hussmann Corporation
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Subject: Re: [Req]: Suggestions for an ISDN solution for Linux Internet site
Date: Fri, 02 Feb 1996 05:08:06 GMT
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