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To: spork <spork@super-g.com>, richard@pegasus.com
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Subject: Re: reliable modems?
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> I can't agree with this...  Just figuring out a way to *power* 200
> modems in a standalone config is a nightmare.

No, it's not. Multi-Tech has a rack with redundant power supplies. Supra
has one too (though without the redundancy).

--Brett