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From: "Ramoncito P. Puyat" <nitronarc@iname.com>
Subject: Moxa C104H/HS
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Hi all!

	I know that this is off-topic (at least for freebsd-isp) however this may
be the most appropriate list to ask this...

	Has anybody used the MOXA C104/PCI for interfacing to a high-speed modem?
We are planning to get a leased line for our server, but the telco wants me
to provide a serial card for the modem. Has anyone gotten this card to work?

	Can anybody suggest a serial card, preferably PCI, to use as an interface
for our leased lines (upgradable  to 512 kbps capacity).

	Much appreciated.

Ramoncito P. Puyat


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