Re: [suse-linux-uk-schools] Physical Router or ISDN card?

12 Dec 2000


      I found the cheap BT speedway(?) card absolutely fine (last time I set one
up was about a year ago).

On Wed, 6 Dec 2000, Gary Stainburn wrote:
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On 12/5/00, 10:12:48 PM, James H. Carter & Cybèle de Jong 
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Physical Router or ISDN card?:
In real terms, there's nothing in it.
At most, your ISDN connection will be 128K.
Even a small/medium PC with an average load could happily keep that full 
all day.
Sometimes, an ISDN route makes config easier, as some of them present 
themselves as normal modems, and thus are supported better, while others, 
such as the Cisco 16xx series present a normal network interface.
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What's better (or no diff)?
 ...a physical (ie box)  Router
 or an internal ISDN card
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James Carter
 South Lee School
 www.southlee.demon.co.uk
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