By order of preference,
1) RT328 about =B1400 CAN (cheap)
Can do proxy without static IP (very interesting feature)
Has many option to increase 128K and decrease to 64K based
on the demand. It has allowed us to create new plans!!!
Very easy to setup for beginner
2) OR-U about =B1800 CAN (middle priced)
Middle ease of setup for beginner
No Proxy at my knowledge
3) Cisco 1004 =B11900 CAN (too expensive)
Very complicated to setup compare to the first and second choice
Has a lot of feature but too often we dont use it
No Proxy at my knowledge
Hope this helps!
D. Germain
At 15:07 09-02-99 -1000, you wrote:
>On Tue, 9 Feb 1999, Erik P. Power wrote:
>
>> Hi all-
>> I'm looking for suggestions for a well-featured ISDN router with an
>> interface that actually makes some sense. I like my current Livingston
>> products--how do they perform in the office router arena? Thanks...
>
>They work wonderfully! A lil over-priced for the feature set... If you
>can wait a new model is being worked on now.. 8)
>
>
>--
>Aloha from Paradise,
>
>Sherwood
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