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ISDN Router

rolo2912 · 2003-03-22 22:52:14

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 10:52pm

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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 23-03-2003 9:14am

Pimp Ninja

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I gave you your answer to this question here. http://muppet.boards.ie/vbulletin/t88111.html where you posted the same question.

Like I said in that post theres a company in Blackrock that can sell these.

Also if you even bother to Google
Youd find these
http://www.bandwidth.ie/index.shtml
http://www.encom.ie/Products.asp?CategoryID=20
http://www.vnet.ie/network.htm

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#3 23-03-2003 2:05pm

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As requested by you I moved my question into this section.

My simple question is :

Is there anyone out there that is using an ISDN Router that can do "manually dial up" and not "dial on demand".

I just need the make and model.

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#4 23-03-2003 2:51pm

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dod is what routers were made for tho wasnt it ? couldnt it just be some program ur using dialing up to the net each time one of the pc's or mac's is loaded ?

you could just get a switch and network the lot ? i know it means keeping one pc on for the internet the hole time but it dose allow dod to be disabled if you want

just a thought

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#5 23-03-2003 7:11pm

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Originally posted by rolo2912
I just need the make and model.

The 3com ones I linked in the other thread. Where I said...

Originally posted by Pimp Ninja
3Com do a nice pair.

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#6 24-03-2003 10:39pm

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Eicon technologies do a nice one, very easy to configure too.

21/25

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#7 26-03-2003 7:50pm

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If you have an old pc (486 or p1) lying around just stick an isdn odem and a NIC into it and install smoothwall,
www.smoothwall.org
I've got 18 computers behind one and the setup and web interface are a dream to use, no need to be a *nix Geek
It has squid built in so if you have a reasonable sized HDD in the machine you can setup a caching proxy and save expensive bandwidth

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