plug Setting up linux with ISDN

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David,

Easiest way I have seen of doing this is with a device made by Tennyson.
Its a 128k ISDN "modem" that simply plugs into a serial port and answers
to the standard AT command set.  Because of the 128k speed possible with 2
B channels, you also need to use a good serial port, like a Hayes ESP or
similar.

I am fairly sure Harvey Norman sells the Tennyson boxes.

regards

Gary Allpike


On Fri, 5 Jun 1998, David Buddrige wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> we currently have a linux proxy server running SQUID, which is serving
> our office of 30 pc's with internet services... currently, it has a
> permanent 56kbps modem connection to the internet, however, it looks
> like we'll be getting an isdn connection fairly soon... can anyone point
> me in the right direction for a how-to on setting up linux with isdn
> cards, etc?
> 
> cheers....
> 
> David Buddrige
>