we should probably move this over to portmaster-users as this does not deal
with the PM3 or PM4 modem code so please direct future replies there.
> In order to provide 56K service to one of our POP's that does not have
> either 'channelized T-1 (supertrunk)' or 'PRI' service our local telco
> is suggesting that we purchase 18 ISDN BRI circuits to replace our 36
> analog lines and connect ISDN modems to our PM2e-R.
> Has anyone tried this soution? If so, can each ISDN modem terminate two
> analog calls?
Yes, you can get BRI modem racks and hang them off a PM2 but you lose a ton
of features. A better solution that a number of people are using is to get
an Atlas 800 which will convert BRI lines to PRI and use a PM3. Basically
you plug a bunch of BRIs into the 800 and get PRI out the other side. A
user ( jp@midcoast.com ) on the portmaster-users list posted a url to show
an example of doing this:
http://f64.midcoast.com/isp/atlas/
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