Linux. I > need to set up a ppp or a dial-in server using Linux > (any distribution)for my office, so that users can > dial-in to my office network from their homes. It > should support multiple modems and should have a > callback support. Now I want to know about the > hardware needed which will enable me to connect > multiple modems to my Linux server. Also does Linux > have any problems supporting such a modem bank. If > anyone can suggest any links regarding such a > solution, it would be great. > How many dial-in line you wish to have? You can have multiport serial card 8 or 16 lines and put modem on each of them. You can have ppp link or simple telnet. For ppp link 8 modem would be ideal for an average machine (like celeron or p4)
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