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From: Steve Hovey <shovey@buffnet.net>
To: "Daniel C. Fifield" <danf@JadeTech.com>
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Subject: Re: T1 upgrade options?
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On Tue, 8 Jul 1997, Daniel C. Fifield wrote:

> 
> I run an ISP in Wisconsin and we are planning an upgrade from a 56KB line 
> to a T1 line.  My ISP recommends using a CISCO router.  I am looking for 
> alternatives and experience using the CICSO router.

I love my ciscos - its all I will use!  Not too long ago, we had a cracker
attack an older cisco, rendering it useless.  Their tech support stayed on
the phone and got me upgraded to a new operating system and crackerproofed
in a very short time!