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Subject: Re: Hardware question - WAN port for FreeBSD router!
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> So - is there such a WAN serial card available?  And (most important) one
> which is supported by the necessary BSD drivers?

I've been very pleased with the Sangoma WanPipe card.

  http://www.sangoma.com/

The people are nice, the product works (although not with netgraph at the
moment).  It does Cisco HDLC, Frame Relay (100 PVCs) and Sync PPP.

Good luck,

-Les

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