Dear Nagarjuna,
In order to use your Leased Line network effectively you have to use a
router. For connecting LL to Linux m/cs, you should be having a SW which
recognizes LL as Private wire and should provide some ring tone to make it
run. In my opinion these kind of Sw is not there either in Windows or Linux
platform. (Experts correct me if I am wrong) Normally our standard telephone
line has these features thru which u dial out or receive the call. But thru
LL it is difficult.
regards,
Vaibhav
>From: "Nagarjuna G." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: [LI] Leased-line Modems
>Date: Fri, 29 Oct 1999 05:22:59 +0530 (IST)
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>
>Has any one experience in connecting two linux machines via leased line?
>MTNL provides MLDN based leased line connections (we are getting a 64kbps
>line). Since I don't want to connect the leased line modems to a router,
>(because I dont have one), I would like to know the various options of
>connecting these special modems directly to the PC, may be through a card
>(something like eicon). Do you know of any cards that can make this
>connection on a linux box. Is it possible to connect these leased line
>modems directly to a hub, instead of a router?
>
>Nagarjuna
>
>
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