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What is the Max. no. of remote modem connections
of Cisco3600/3660?

-Pons

Troy Settle wrote:
> 
> www.starcom.com
> 
> Or, contact your local hardware vendor
> 
> ** -----Original Message-----
> ** From: owner-freebsd-isp@FreeBSD.ORG
> ** [mailto:owner-freebsd-isp@FreeBSD.ORG]On Behalf Of pons
> ** Sent: Saturday, December 11, 1999 9:24 AM
> ** Cc: freebsd-isp@FreeBSD.ORG
> ** Subject: Re: Router
> **
> **
> **
> **
> ** Troy Settle wrote:
> ** >
> ** > There are of course, several other solutions to this, but to
> ** address the
> ** > issues of cost, performance, and security, you'll probably
> ** want something
> ** > like a private frame from the telco (they can do this).
> ** Connect everyone to
> ** > the frame via T1 (ala Cisco 1600), then at the main office,
> ** have a cisco
> ** > 3640 or 3660 with modems, PRI, a T3 for the frame cloud, and a T1 (or
> ** > whatever) for internet.
> ** >
> ** > -Troy
> **
> ** I need the list price for Cisco 1600/3660
> **
> ** -Pons
> ** > **
> ** > ** Hi
> ** > **
> ** > ** Our Company preforms the MIS for 250x remote locations .
> ** > ** We would like to provide a leased line WAN that connects
> ** > ** all 250 to main office. 50 of them would have an analog
> ** > ** dial-up via 56k modem as a backup.
> ** > **
> ** > **
> ** > ** Which Routes would be the best (cost, preformance, security)
> ** > ** can be used to provide LAN and WAN connection on the
> ** > ** server and client site?
> ** > **
> ** > ** Server:
> ** > ** 2x machines
> ** > ** OS: UNIX
> ** > **
> ** > ** Clients:
> ** > ** OS : Win9x/NT
> ** > ** LAN: Ethernet
> ** > **
> ** > ** --
> ** > ** pons@gmx.li
> ** > ** pons@arabchat.org


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