Hello everyone,
I wonder if I could ask your advise? I have to install a
machine in our Hongkong warehouse to connect into the UK via dial up over
ISDN. I intend to use Slink on a 486/PI type machine at the Hongkong end,
the UK end already has dial up via ISDN into a Windoze RAS server. My
question is "what is the best ISDN card to purchase for a Debian Slink
installation?". I have used I-Modems before but one has to be careful that
the serial ports on the receiving equipment can handle > 115 kbps
otherwise you cannot dual up the two 64k lines. Does anyone know which
manufactures supply ISDN adapters with support for Linux? Also if someone
could recommend one that they are already using that is available in the
UK (I know Germany is very strong on ISDN) I would be most grateful.
There doesn't seem to be a HOWTO or a miniHOWTO on ISDN.
Best regards JohnG
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