> We discussed that some time ago. Like the problem if you only have 40=20
> modemlines and a modem-caller is on the 41 line. Does he got a busy or=20
> only a silence from the portmaster? Someone from Livingston said he will=
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> get busy but I haven=B4t tried myself. But we=B4ll maybe do that in futur=
e=20
Here you actually get a fast-busy (reorder tone).
> because we=B4re only plans to buy a second 10-port modemcard for a total =
of=20
> 20 modems and hire 22-24 ISDN channels from the phone company (we can=20
> hire 8-30 ISDN-channels) giving us a total of 20 modems and a few ISDN in=
=20
> same time.=20
>=20
> > For example, right now 11 out of 28 ports in use are ISDN calls in 1 of=
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> > my POPs. The other is 5 out of 18.
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> Seems 4 10modemcards for a 46-48 line PM is enough for you. The=20
> ISDN-callers will never be fewer.=20
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