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Subject: Terminal Servers? (which one)
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Hi All,

Well after all the comments about Annexes what do people recommend as a
terminal server for an ISP?. Looking for something expandable - starting
at 30 or so ports. Presumably support SLIP/CSLIP/PPP with authentication
on FreeBSD. Presumably they all will have ethernet of some form. How about
handling ISDN as well as analogue modems? AAny other helpful comments?

Someone told me Pormasters had a habit of spontaneous reboots. Anyone else
heard this?

Andrew