I've been using ISDN under Debian for since August last year with a dynamic IP adress and all works fine. (I'm using another card as the BT Speedway, but if it's supported I shouldn't make a difference.)
I've never had any trouble with having a dynamic ip-adress, the hardest part were the scripts that use isdnctrl and make the route. I didn't use the default scripts that come with the isdnutils packages mut created my owns, if you want to see the just let me know. Ron > I am considering having a BT Home Highway (ISDN) line installed here in > the UK. I understand the BT Speedway ISDN card is supported by Linux. > > Does anyone have any experience of ISDN and Debian. I have been doing a > lot of reading, but would like someone who actually uses ISDN to offer > some advice. > > In the docs I have read, I have seen nothing about setting up an ISDN > connection with a dynamic IP address. How would I do this? The > connection scripts I have seen specify a permanent address. > > Cheers > > > -- > Phillip Deackes > Using Debian Linux
