Hi Scott,
It's been a little while since I had to deal with this, but budget was a
factor at the time I did, so I know a little.
Try the Computone systems out. (or at least consider them) They are
certainly not the most glorious product out there, but they were HIGHLY
reliable and performed well. They were also comparably inexpensive though
prices in the hardware field are hard to keep up with.
http://www.computone.com/
Hope it helps.
Have fun,
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Wednesday, September 20, 2000, 1:56:55 AM, you wrote:
S> I'm interested in expanding the capability of my linux server to handle
S> numerous dial-ins (about 12-16 dial-ins to start). What terminal
S> servers/modems pools are some of you using? What problems have you
S> encountered during setup? I've looked at some of the major players in the
S> field, ie: cisco, 3com and they are fairly expensive. Not that I wouldn't
S> use their products, but my budget is limited right now.
S> Any info would be greatly appreciated.
S> Scott
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