passive ISDN plug-in card or external serial TA

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From: Kristoff Bonne
Date: Thu, 08 Jan 1998 00:00

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Greetings,

As I soon will have access to a ISDN-line, I was wondering this:

What is the best solution to connect a linux-box to ISDN?
- A ISDN ISA-card? (say diehl, avm, teles, ...), or
- an external 'ISDN-modem' (serial Terminal-adaptor or USR Courier-I),
connected to the serial connector of the linux-box?

What will have the least impact on the computer?
I just whant to use the ISDN for surfing. (if possible also at
128 Kbit/s).

The box is a 120 Mhz. pentium (copmpaq prolinea 5120), with 32 Mbyte
of RAM and a '16550A' serial-port?


Cheerio! Kr. Bonne.
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Kr. Bonne - Bredene BEL
Member of the linux/GNU-community.

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Subject: passive ISDN plug-in card or external serial TA
Date: 1998/01/08
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