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Re: (ASCEND) POTS bonding

Not pricey at all.  In fact, my boss is doing this now.

His setup, consists of a pair of k56flex modems and a 3com Impact IQ ISDN
Adapter.  He's paying $23.50/month for the BRI, and no per-minute charges on
the voice calls.  Each modem gets a 50k connection, for a combined total of
100k.  Not bad for $23.50 a month.

--
    Troy Settle <st@i-Plus.net>
    Network Administrator, iPlus Internet Services
    http://www.i-Plus.net


-----Original Message-----
From: MMedwid@symantec.com <MMedwid@symantec.com>


>           So one would install an ISDN line and purchase a Pipeline
>           75 so that I can then buy something like a shotgun modem to
>           run on top of that?  Hmmm.  Well I suppose if you wanted to
>           use your ISDN for work and your Shotgun 112kbps modem to
>           get to your ISP this might work.  You're limited with the
>           Pipeline to selecting NAT to work with one profile.  So
>           perhaps that
>           might have some merit.  Seems like a pretty pricey
>           solution.  But then if your ISP doesn't offer ISDN but your
>           work
>           does (or vice versa) - maybe.


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