Currently I have a LAN with around 20 users connected to the 'net via a
dual-homed Windows NT server running MS Proxy 2. The external NIC is
connected to an ISDN router. That router is using NAT and has basic packet
filtering. We are looking at getting a T1 and using two channels (128k) for
data and the rest for voice. I've been told by the MCI guys that we will
need a channel bank, and whatever router we get will be connected to that.
Question one: What type of WAN interface card will the router need to talk
to the channel bank? Just a 'T1' card? Also, can someone recommend a good
router/firewall? I'd like to spend less than $2000 on the router. So far
I've been looking at Cisco and Nortel Networks' products, but I know there
are other nice products out there.
Thanks,
-Rob
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