Kevin wrote:
I'm in the same boat. Actually, I don't really need an internal ADSL modem per se, primarily I just need a "managed" ADSL device from which I can automatically obtain line quality and carrier loss information via SNMP or a serial port or some other OpenBSD-compatible mechanism. I had one of the little Cisco ADSL external bridges (675?), but it eventually melted down and just stopped working entirely.
I have a great little Cisco 678 that I'm using now, and won't need once I get the Sangoma card working. It has nice SNMP support, but it's not fully compatible with the Alcatel DSLAM at my current location, so I don't get full up/down bandwidth anymore. :(
Thanks, Kevin
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