> We have (will have..) a Bay Networks ASN Router with Sync ports as the
> local end of a long distance connection to a POP. The sync port will be
> attached via a cable to a US Robotics Courier V.everything modem, which will
V.everythings will do sync okay?
> be used (either) as a synchronous dial-device, or a synchronous leased
> modem.
Okay.
> On the other end, we were strongly thinking about having a similiar US
> Robotics
> Courier modem, feeding a PM-2E-R, into its sync port. At that remote pop,
> there
> may be a web server acting as a local caching point for those subscribers
> that are
> based in that area-code.
Never put v.everythings on the sync ports.
>
> Admittedly this may be a bit more simplistic requirement than those of you
> with PRI, ISDN,
> CT1, etc. but at present in this region this is about as advanced as it
> gets.
You could do it, but you wont get very good performance if you are trying
to run a lot of traffic thru the sync port at such a low rate.
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