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Craig Dewick wrote:
> 
> In <6l78ol$1ui@examiner.concentric.net> "Todd Troutman" <todd@snoofer.com> writes:
> 
> >Anybody have some info on the built in ISDN features on the Classic?
> >It just occured to me that one of these machines could possibly be
> >configured
> >as a dirt cheap ISDN router.
> 
> The Classic (aka LC) doesn't have any ISDN hardware. It's better cousin, the
> LX, does though. You can buy an ISDN card to add that capbility to a Classic
> if you wish, but you're better off using an LX since it's all on the CPU
> board.
> 
> That aside, you can make use of the ISDN hardware in a Sparc LX, Sparc 10,
> etc. using SunISDN. I'm not sure if the software is free - can someone who's
> obtained and used it clarify this?
> 
They have probably added to the software, but a while back the only Nor
Am ISDN flavor they supported was 5ESS Custom, so you had better find
out what is available and what type of exchange switch you are served
from. 5ESS Custom does not work with a DMS100 very well. :-/

Bob



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