Thanks to the folks who responded, and who have shared a number of files.
I recently purchased the ISDN package from o..p..t..s..y..s.net - consists
of 2x2503 routers and the B-link-2 ISDN sim. I checked prices versus what I
was seeing on the auction site, and the price seemed reasonable all things
considered.
( side note - anthonypanda.com is advertising an isdn sim for a few bucks
less than B..r..a.dis )
( no I don't get anything out of saying nice things about you-know-where. I
would, however, appreciate someone buying my token ring routers as
advertised on the auction site so I can reduce my credit card debt :- )
In any case, experiments have shown that using the UK format ( isdn switch
basic-net3 ) I experience none of the problems that basic-ni1 cause. I look
forward to the firmware upgrade so I can use basic-ni1.
F***ing A, three weeks and my life is a mess...
goodnight, all.
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been fooling around with the B-Link 2 that a particular someone ( whose
name
is not supposed to be mentioned here on this list ) sells at what seems to
be a reasonable price.
not looking for specific answers - just a general question - ever get both
B
channels to come up? just a yes or no.
( ISDN is not my strongest point, but when working with unfamiliar
equipment, it helps to know the high level answer so I know whether or not
to go back to the seller or hit the books a little harder. )
Thanks
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