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From: Rob Cima <rob@global-image.com>
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>> You mentioned 56K line.  One thing you might consider is get your IP 
>> delivered by frame relay.  You could then purchase a Cisco 2511 
>> router/terminal server to handle the incoming PPP connections.  
>
>A Livingston Portmaster 2eR could do the same thing but can handle 56K 
>leased line or frame relay and can also go up to fractional or full T1.
>
So can the Cisco.

-Rob