I suggest you use an external ISDN modem. It will
look to your system just like any other modem, and
it will work fine. I had that working in 5.3 very
nicely. Something else crashed the system, and I never
got it back.
From: Frank Carreiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Linux and ISDN modems?
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I'm looking to purchase an ISDN modem for my Linux system. I already
checked and my ISP supports it. I'm thinking of getting the 3Com ISDN
modem (runs around $200). This is my first venture into the world of
ISDN. Anybody make this work? I'm hoping to minimize my downtime as I
switch from 56k to ISDN.
BTW, I've already checked out wireless and DSL. Not available in my area
until January 2001. No thanks. Not willing to wait that long for a
more reliable solution :D
I appreciate it guys. Your the best!
Frank Carreiro
www.xmission.com/~dmacleod
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