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modem for dialin ras services

GUI · 2004-07-21 11:08:39

can anyone recommend a very reliable modem to use for ras dialin say using remote access services, or pc anywhere Corrected

21-07-2004 11:08am

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GUI

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can anyone recommend a very reliable modem to use for ras dialin
say using remote access services,

or pc anywhere

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#2 21-07-2004 5:50pm

jayok

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It depends on two things:

1. What type of dial-in: PSTN or ISDN

2. How many dial-in connections you are planning to support

If you are just looking for a simple 1-to-1 PSTN dial-in point then any 3Com Modem will be fine. Usually quite reliable and well supported. But make sure that it's not a Winmodem one (as this uses CPU time and it not the best for server access)

If you are looking at ISDN then Eicon provide better support.

As for banked dial-in you could look at a dedicated solution like a 3Com or Cisco unit. But these will cost a pretty bit. A Windows solution with a special card could also be deployed.

JayoK

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