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On Mon, 6 Jul 1998, Jordan K. Hubbard wrote:

> Well, I'm a bit short of phone lines in there so what I'd *really*
> like would be a single modem and an old Cisco cs500 that nobody's
> using (or a multiport comms card) so that I can make a console server
> to handle all our equipment. ;-)

Still, if you want a few modems, let me know.  I've got tons...  I'm sure
you can find a good use for five or six, right?  I'll cover shipping.

Charles

> 
> - Jordan
> 


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