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I recommend the Ascend Pipeline 25, for about $1000 you can get one with
IP routing.  Not only does it support a boatload of switch types, but there
are no software changes to make.  Plug it into a hub and your entire network
has access to the remote network.

I've been doing this for about a year now with no headaches.

Jon Doran