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In article <bdg-2408950843450001@199.93.170.114>, bdg@panix.com (Ben
Greenfield) wrote:

> In article <41fk7h$dt6@uuneo.neosoft.com>, awsmith@rip.ops.neosoft.com
> (Andrew Smith) wrote:
> 
> >         Has anyone used this product, particularly connecting to the
> > Ascend series of routers? Anyone reccomend it? Anyone hate it? Anyone
> > want to give me one for free? (hey...was worth a try :-) )
> >         Also...the PlanetPPP software...what do people think of that?
> [snip]
> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> i currently use the card to connect to two differnet ascend routers at 2
> different sites. i'm happy with everything except the ppp software is just
> a single b channel with no change in sight.
> 
I too use the Planet card and PlanetPPP with Ascend Max routers with no
problems.  If you intend to utilize ISDN in more ways than just Internet
access, then I can recommend this solution.  If all you want is 128Kbps
PPP connection to the Internet, there are more appropriate products out
there.

Apparently SAT/Sagem/Euronis has decided to write its own PPP software
instead of paying for development and licensing of FCR's software so we
will have to wait a bit longer for Multi-link PPP.  For more info, see
their web site at      http://nw.com/satusa/Welcome.html

-- 
Ken Hester
Network Architect
Computer Sciences Corporation
Internet: khester@csc.com