I'm running our Elecomm office with a 486/DX50 and 20MB RAM running ISDN
gateway and NT 4.0 router for us. Works great - never fails! That is about
as wimpy an NT server one can run too. We keep our Internet server boxes
co-located at ISPs.
Sure, I wouldn't run an ISP that way but for a small office no problem.
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>> Gene, are you getting kickbacks from these companies or something?
>> Your advice is so far from the basis of reality I just have to wonder.
>>
No kickbacks. (Hey, too bad!)
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>Not at all. This is just the best low end solution that I've seen. Bus
>cards have the ability to adapt to changing software and are typically very
>dependent on the host processor and memory. However, with the advent of $
>1,400.00 200 mhz systems it makes sence to get the full use of ISDN with
>inexpensive passive cards. It is truly a entry point and volume users
>should always consider there complete network architecture before applying
>servers or routers.
>
Yes - good use for an older box.
>> Jonah
>>
>> Jonah Barron Yokubaitis | Austin|San Antonio|Houston
>> President | Dallas|Fort Worth|Boerne
>> Texas.Net | Georgetown|Dripping Springs
>> http://www.texas.net | Making 56k affordable
>>
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>Gene
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>http://home1.gte.net/gchesser/ 915-646-2116
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Bruce
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