Eric Cables wrote:
The current solution deployed is a single server with a single modem physically attached, using a shared minicom dialing directory as the dialer. Obviously another system at another geographic location is preferred, but that leads to the next hurdle -- virtualization. Not only are systems quickly being virtualized, but once virtualized VMotion and the lack of physical serial/USB ports makes physically connecting modems to a single host server a non-option.
Have you looked at OpenGear? Pop a modem or two on the 8-port version, script something to dial a site, and ta-da. They also support RFC2217, although I've never used it.
Alternatively, and I've used this before - a modem on the AUX port of a Cisco router, and reverse telnet to access it.
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