> I have two questions about OR products. We use Portmasters
> here, but have never used ORs, and I need to know what their
> limitations are WRT full-blown PMs.
they work great, cept cant do bgp, basically because of the port limit of
the or, the compression is SOFTWARE no HW like the PM 3.
>
> We have a client who wants to make a mobile demonstration
> unit consisting of several laptops connected to some kind of
> access router on two analog lines to either an ISP or
> some dedicated lines in their main office.
OR works fine.
> The important thing is that they need analog lines, so they
> can just borrow two land lines from wherever they are
> demonstrating and dial in using MP or multiline load-balancing.
You coulduse an OR-M with a pc card modem and a modem on s0. Or a pm2e.
> So here are the two questions. First, and easiest, I don't
> see any reason why two OR-Ms each with a PCMCIA modem and an
> external modem couldn't MLB between each other, unless there
> is some intentional limitation in ComOS for the OR
> series. Don't ORs just look like PMs with only half
> a handful of ports? So couldn't we set up an OR-M with
> two modems in the office and another idendical set on the
> road, and get two lines worth of MLB?
yep
> Second, has anyone had any success using 56k PCMCIA and
> external modems in the OR-Ms? I'm thinking about using
> one 56k PCMCIA and one 56k external modem on the back of an
> OR-M and using it to MLB to a PM3 in our POP, and on
> via an existing frame connection to the client.
dunno.
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