Re: Dual port serial card required

2000-08-22 Thread Craig Sanders
On Tue, Aug 22, 2000 at 06:32:39AM -0500, Andy Gardner wrote: > In the past I've helped out a Net Cafe in a small town in Mexico get > their dial-up going, so the local people don't get fleeced by the > telco's. > > They were running 2 lines, but now need to expand. Problem is, we > can't locate a

Re: Dual port serial card required

2000-08-22 Thread Craig Sanders
On Tue, Aug 22, 2000 at 09:32:20AM -0500, J-Mag Guthrie wrote: > On Tue, 22 Aug 2000, Andy Gardner wrote: > > > In the past I've helped out a Net Cafe in a small town in Mexico get > > their dial-up going, so the local people don't get fleeced by the > > telco's. > > Why the .nz e-mail addy? I

Re: Dual port serial card required

2000-08-22 Thread Craig Sanders
On Tue, Aug 22, 2000 at 06:32:39AM -0500, Andy Gardner wrote: > In the past I've helped out a Net Cafe in a small town in Mexico get > their dial-up going, so the local people don't get fleeced by the > telco's. > > They were running 2 lines, but now need to expand. Problem is, we > can't locate a

Re: Dual port serial card required

2000-08-22 Thread Craig Sanders
On Tue, Aug 22, 2000 at 09:32:20AM -0500, J-Mag Guthrie wrote: > On Tue, 22 Aug 2000, Andy Gardner wrote: > > > In the past I've helped out a Net Cafe in a small town in Mexico get > > their dial-up going, so the local people don't get fleeced by the > > telco's. > > Why the .nz e-mail addy?

Re: Dual port serial card required

2000-08-22 Thread ferret
There's a good 4-port ISA serial card from Jameco that I'm using. Has shared IRQs and pretty good support. Part # 132572, product # JE1166. www.jameco.com You do need an open DB9 and DB25 for it, or something. On Tue, 22 Aug 2000, Andy Gardner wrote: > Hi fellow Debian ISP'ers. > > In the past

Re: Dual port serial card required

2000-08-22 Thread ferret
There's a good 4-port ISA serial card from Jameco that I'm using. Has shared IRQs and pretty good support. Part # 132572, product # JE1166. www.jameco.com You do need an open DB9 and DB25 for it, or something. On Tue, 22 Aug 2000, Andy Gardner wrote: > Hi fellow Debian ISP'ers. > > In the past

Re: Dual port serial card required

2000-08-22 Thread J-Mag Guthrie
On Tue, 22 Aug 2000, Andy Gardner wrote: > In the past I've helped out a Net Cafe in a small town in Mexico get > their dial-up going, so the local people don't get fleeced by the > telco's. Why the .nz e-mail addy? Isn't it a little far from .mx? -- J-Mag Guthrie/"\ Brokersys

Re: Dual port serial card required

2000-08-22 Thread J-Mag Guthrie
On Tue, 22 Aug 2000, Andy Gardner wrote: > In the past I've helped out a Net Cafe in a small town in Mexico get > their dial-up going, so the local people don't get fleeced by the > telco's. Why the .nz e-mail addy? Isn't it a little far from .mx? -- J-Mag Guthrie/"\ Brokersys

Dual port serial card required

2000-08-22 Thread Andy Gardner
Hi fellow Debian ISP'ers. In the past I've helped out a Net Cafe in a small town in Mexico get their dial-up going, so the local people don't get fleeced by the telco's. They were running 2 lines, but now need to expand. Problem is, we can't locate a dual port serial card locally, and they're n

Dual port serial card required

2000-08-22 Thread Andy Gardner
Hi fellow Debian ISP'ers. In the past I've helped out a Net Cafe in a small town in Mexico get their dial-up going, so the local people don't get fleeced by the telco's. They were running 2 lines, but now need to expand. Problem is, we can't locate a dual port serial card locally, and they're