> It finally occured to me that with a user base of both ISDN and analog
> customers, it's HIGHLY unlikely that all 46 modems (48 for some of us)
> will ever be in use. With this in mind, are there any drawbacks to having
> only, say, 40 modems worth of cards in a PM-3? It will still work, right?
> I mean, it won't turn into a pumpkin or anything will it? :-)
Yes of course it will work.
> But seriously, besides the chance that >40 analog users will all call in
> at one time, with no ISDN callers at all, are there any drawbacks?
I wouldnt bet on that chance unless you KNOW for SURE that many of your
customer base is isdn.
> For example, right now 11 out of 28 ports in use are ISDN calls in 1 of
> my POPs. The other is 5 out of 18.
pretty high percentage.
> I've got months of RADIUS logs stored up, I wonder how tough it would be
> to parse through them and see what the max modem use was at any one
> time...
It would be worth doing.
>
> Thx,
> jon
>
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