What are you going to use a (t1/pri) card for? A pri line is
just a t1 provisioned with 23 bri channels, and the 24th is used for
switching.
What are you going to hook a pri line up to your linux box for?
If you wanna do wan stuff, you should get a t1 or a fract t1.
- jared
Andrew T. Veliath spewed:
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>
> Newer ISDN lines such as ISDN PRI which run in excess of 128Kbps are
> also becoming available (even at T1 speeds...[>1.5Mbps]).
>
> Russ Berry writes:
> > Jared Suggests:
> > I know that you can get a rs232 ISDN modem and run it at 115200 on
> > the serial port and it works.
> > What cool things does this do? I'd rather use a normal serial
> > device and run slip/ppp on it.
> >
> > - Jared
> >
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> > Though he doesn't give any sources, I would further comment that when purchasing
> > an ISDN modem, you make sure you know what your service provider is calling
> > ISDN, and if your prospective modem includes NT1 terminator. There's a lot more
>