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From: Peter Jeremy <peter.jeremy@alcatel.com.au>
Subject: Multiport serial cards
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I'm looking at using a FreeBSD box to provide remote serial console
access to a number of Alpha's.  (This approach being somewhat more
cost-effective than DECserver 900TM's).

I need to support at least 32 serial ports at 9600bps.

Would anyone like to recommend 16- or 32-port cards?

Peter


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