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From: Theodore Hope <freebsd@iguana.internexo.co.cr>
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Subject: sync cards with 3.1?
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I'm considering making a router out of a FreeBSD box and synchronous card.

Can anyone out there say good or bad things about the ET (Emerging
Technologies) cards, or the SDL cards?   Any recommendations on particular
models would be appreciated.  I'm looking for a two-port card (V.35 interface)
for speeds not exceeding 128 Kbps, and talking to a Cisco at the other end.

Thanks very much.  -T.


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