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From: Peter Nguyen <nguyept@saratoga.compassnet.com>
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Subject: ISDN Cisco router with FBSD
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Netters,
A friend of mine gave me (yep !) a Cisco router 760 Ethernet-to-ISDN router.
Have anybody set their ISP with this router ?  Technically, all I have to 
do is hooked the Cisco in an Ethernet network with my FBSD.  However, 
this sounds unstable.
Tell me it ain't so,
ptr