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In <DD3yv3.Hor@midway.uchicago.edu>, ph:g-prellwitz@ibm.net writes:
>In <3vr7ukINNai1@biff.cis.ohio-state.edu>, emiller@cis.ohio-state.edu (eric john miller) writes:
>>In article <3ve363$j00@agate.berkeley.edu> jwang@soda.CSUA.Berkeley.EDU (James Wang) writes:
>>>Ramon F Herrera <herrera@canaima.ME.Berkeley.EDU> wrote:
>>
>>>	i haven't fully researched the ISDN venue, but i'm under
>>>	the impression that ISDN adapters can be connected through
>>>	an Ethernet port.  _if_ this is the case, all you'd need
>>>	then is the Ether card for the 630's communcations slot.
>>
>>Can anyone confirm or deny this capability?  I have a IIci and am
>>toying with the idea of going to ISDN.  I've been concerned w.r.t. the
>>serial speed, however, I do have a spare Ethernet Card...  What sort
>>of throughput is possible?  Anyone done this?
>>
>>Thanks in advance,
>
>I don't have an answer, only wanted to indicate that I would be interested in 
>the answer too.  Specifically, I'd be interested in hooking up a small LAN at home
>to connect my OS/2 Warp machine, my wife's Mac IIcx, an ISDN TA/NT1/Router(?)
>and a printer with built-in Ethernet.  So far, we've got the computers and an 
>Ethernet card for the PC; I'm holding off purchasing anything else until I
>a) have more money :^) and b) have an idea what will actually work.
>
>// Grant Prellwitz			g-prellwitz@uchicago.edu
>
Please post replies! I am very soon going to have two machines here and would
like to be able to link them together to share resources (printers, scanners etc.)
one is a machine running OS/2 Warp and the other will be a powermac 7200. So 
naturally I'm curious.

David Green
dgreen@ra.isisnet.com