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Date: Sat, 12 Sep 1998 12:00:26 -0400
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Subject: 56k/ISDN terminal server?
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While browsing the mail-order catalog, I noticed the new product can offer
56k/ISDN remote access on 24 port board in the server.

That product called: Hayes' Century S/RAZ 24 port 56k boards. It has two
boards (PCI) & 24 56k modems and sells for $6,429 according to the
mail-order catalog.

The problem is it only run on (ugh!) WinNT server.

Now, I wondering are there anybody aware of this or working & testing that
product with FreeBSD drivers or scripts like mgetty?  That would be nice to
see how well that product run by FreeBSD. 

I checked out the web sites of Cyclades, Comtrol and Digiboard to see if
they offer simliar product or not. They didn't. Only time will tell. 

- Mike Moran


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