At 3:42 PM -0600 12/23/01, Sam Burrish wrote: > > The earliest such routers were indeed for dial up. And a number of >> the current router models have serial ports for, among other things, >> dialup as a backup connection. You could use one exclusively for >> dialup. Asante makes one with a serial port. You do need to attach >> a modem. > >How interesting, I did not know that. What is the price range on say the >Asante one? Are there ones that support USB?
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