Another option is the Multi-Tech Commplete Unit which
has the NAS built in and supports up to 96 ports. 56k is
scheduled for this unit any day now. They are also planning
on increasing the port total to 192 in the same chassis by
the end of the summer. This unit is bassically a POP in a
Box at it also supports a static T1.
John David M. Miller
SAMnet Internet Solutions / Software and More Inc.
webmaster@samnet.net - http://www.samnet.net
Authorized Ipswitch VAR - Offering ISP Discounts
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From: Mitch Wagers <wizard@telcentral.net>
To: RadiusNT@emerald.iea.com
Date: Thursday, June 26, 1997 9:37 AM
Subject: Re: mmmodems
>My experience is make sure the Pm2e is capable of talking to a 56K modem.
>I had to do an IOS change on our cisco boxes to make it work, but in the
>end it worked just fine. Also, make sure you have the correct command
>scripts and serial speeds set on the Pm2e. That's really the only advice
I
>can give since I have never worked with any Portmaster equipment, but I
>hope this helps...
>
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>From: peter kahn <peter@galaxi.net>
>To: RadiusNT@emerald.iea.com
>Subject: mmmodems
>Date: Wednesday, June 25, 1997 10:58 PM
>
>We are presently using 28.8 modems for our dialup users witha Portmaster
2e
>and would like to upgrade to 56k can anyone advise your experience and
what
>is the best way to do so. If possible advise equipment requirements. Any
>response with regards to rockwell to us robotics
>
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