> I am running a 2ER-30 and I have a customer who would like an ISDN
> connection. I assume I can just hook up an ISDN modem, no problem. The
> question is can I route multiple IP addresses to the modem. Maybe I
> should just drop in an ISDN card. Anyone have one cheap used. Would that
> be easier?
Yes you can route whatever to whatever port on a 2e. I route small subnets
to async ports on a remote 2e. So it should be No different with an ISDN
TA. Its prolly SIMPLER if you get the ISDN card tho cuz you will have
CONTROL over the TA.
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AMS, Inc. fx:713-774-3498 Medical Billing
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Houston, Texas 77074 www.ams.com/~jake Business Management
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