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From: Wm Brian McCane <root@bmccane.uit.net>
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Hello,
	I am looking for a list of ISDN modems that are supported by FreeBSD 
2.1.5 or 3.0, but I hate to have to modify skip to work with 3.0 since the 
customer this is for won't absorb the cost.  I would prefer a modem that has 
compression capabilities and would allow a greater than 128K feed to go to it, 
for example 512K to allow better compression.  I have been looking at some of 
the Ascend equipment, but I think I could get by cheaper using a FreeBSD box 
as my router, and running skip in the kernel.

	brian