> My boss has posed an interesting question. We want to put a PM3 in a remote
> location. Rather than having a T1,CSU/DSN, Router etc in the remote
> location, he wants to know if we can temporarily provide the Internet
> connection via ISDN on one of the dial-up lines. IE. we would establish a
> dedicated 128K connection from our branch office to the remote location and
> route the network traffic over that. Any thoughts on how to do this or if
> it's even a wise idea?
Sure! Sounds like a plot. Just set up a dialing location and make it
continuous.
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Jake Messinger ph:713-772-6690 Livingston Var
AMS, Inc. fx:713-774-3498 Medical Billing
8300 Bissonnet #400 jake@ams.com Internet Services
Houston, Texas 77074 www.ams.com/~jake Business Management
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