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ISDN Router

rolo2912 · 2003-03-22 08:15:34

Using a SMC ISDN Router on a small network (3 MAC's 2 PC's). Dont like it anymore as it is dialing up like mad for some reason (4100 connections in one month). Does anybody know of an ISDN Router with a webinterface that enables to dial-up and disconnect. Dont like dial-on-demand anymore and want to only dial up manually.

22-03-2003 8:15am

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rolo2912

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Using a SMC ISDN Router on a small network (3 MAC's 2 PC's). Dont like it anymore as it is dialing up like mad for some reason (4100 connections in one month).

Does anybody know of an ISDN Router with a webinterface that enables to dial-up and disconnect. Dont like dial-on-demand anymore and want to only dial up manually.

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#2 22-03-2003 10:44am

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Not really a broadband question, since ISDN is narrowband/dialup. Better suited to nets/coms.

Having said that 3Com do a nice pair.

Theres a company in Blackrock that can get them for you. I dont really want to advertise but If you want I'll PM you their details.

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