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- From: Jamey Maze <jnm@ornl.gov>
- Subject: Connecting a Macintosh to ISDN?
- Message-ID: <1993Jan26.165642.24398@ornl.gov>
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- Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 16:56:42 GMT
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- I know this has been asked before, but if someone will answer again, I'll
- be sure to save the message...
-
- What are my options for connecting a home Macintosh to ISDN? The idea is
- to do TCP/IP via PPP back to my office. Also, what are the most popular
- choices for ISDN-to-Ethernet IP routers (e.g., Telebit)? I need a
- solution that can handle multiple calls simultaneously. I'm using
- Morningstar's PPP in the office now. Users make connections to a terminal
- server, login, and are automatically connected to the DECstation running
- MST PPP. Once they login to the DECstation, the SLIP or PPP daemon starts
- and they're off and running (a script makes this tolerable). Is there an
- easy way to stay with the MST PPP solution, but put some sort of ISDN
- "terminal server" solution in front of it? (I've not asked my terminal
- server vendor when or how they'll support ISDN.)
-
- Thanks!
-