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We use the cisco 1004 and 1003 for this kind of dedicated ISDN router stuff.


On Tue, 30 Jul 1996, Network Coordinator wrote:

> > The 2503i is hardware wise a 2503, that means 2 serial WAN ports and 1 ISDN
> > port. The 2503i is a so called mission specific version, which means it runs
> > only the ISDN port and the serial ports are disabled.
> 
> If you are connecting this mission specific router to a Cisco on the 
> other end, you can use something cheaper like a Cisco 900 with only an 
> ISDN and Ethernet interface [if its not a model 900, don't shoot me].
> 
> Tomas Lawrence
> American Information Network