(ASCEND) 256K (4 B channel) Router?

["Barry Hemphill" <ubu@easynet.on.ca>]

I have a customer who wants to get a 256K ISDN connection 
(dedicated), and I'm trying to determine what equipment (for the 
customer end) would be best, both price and performance-wise. I have 
Max 4048's with PRI's on my end. Basically I'm looking at this as the 
cost of 2 BRI's vs a dedicated DS1 local loop makes it worthwhile. I 
don't imagine this is a really unusual application, so I'm wondering 
what some of you are using - would you go with a separate ISDN TA 
(like an Adtran 512) and router, or do you know of one that is 
integrated?

Also, it'd be nice if it supports NAT (or something like it), ala 
Pipline 75/85/etc., both for simplicity of configuration, and so I 
don't have to subnet one of our class C's.

Anyway, thanks in advance for any suggestions,

Barry


Barry Hemphill                EasyNet Inc.
System Administrator          Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
ubu@easynet.on.ca             (519)654-9999 fax(519)654-0301

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