Re: [Soekris] PCI ADSL modem.

2008-11-05 Thread andyk365

You're absolutely right Janidentical



Jan Ceuleers wrote:
> 
> andyk365 wrote:
>>> This looks remarkably similar to the Sangoma S519 card 
>>> (http://wiki.sangoma.com/wanpipe-linux-adsl2-support). Remarkably 
>>> identical indeed. 
>> 
>> The Viking ADSL2+ is indeed *very* similar to the sangoma s519 - same
>> chipset just different firmware.
> 
> More similar than that: the photos show identical hardware layout of the 
> boards.
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Re: [Soekris] PCI ADSL modem.

2008-11-05 Thread Jan Ceuleers
andyk365 wrote:
>> This looks remarkably similar to the Sangoma S519 card 
>> (http://wiki.sangoma.com/wanpipe-linux-adsl2-support). Remarkably 
>> identical indeed. 
> 
> The Viking ADSL2+ is indeed *very* similar to the sangoma s519 - same
> chipset just different firmware.

More similar than that: the photos show identical hardware layout of the 
boards.

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Re: [Soekris] PCI ADSL modem.

2008-11-04 Thread andyk365

Hi Jan

>This looks remarkably similar to the Sangoma S519 card 
>(http://wiki.sangoma.com/wanpipe-linux-adsl2-support). Remarkably 
>identical indeed. 

The Viking ADSL2+ is indeed *very* similar to the sangoma s519 - same
chipset just different firmware.



>I'm also interested, but am as worried as others are here at the 
>potential for IP addressing overlap that this device presents: you need 
>to talk to it by browsing or telnetting to 192.168.1.1

As with any router, you can change the IP address of the interface -
192.168.1.1 is just the default.

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Re: [Soekris] PCI ADSL modem.

2008-11-04 Thread Rod Whitworth
On Tue, 04 Nov 2008 20:52:34 +0100, Jan Ceuleers wrote:

>I'm also interested, but am as worried as others are here at the 
>potential for IP addressing overlap that this device presents: you need 
>to talk to it by browsing or telnetting to 192.168.1.1 which may not be 
>an option on devices that already have this address and/or subnet active 
>on another interface.

You can change it to whatever you like.

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Re: [Soekris] PCI ADSL modem.

2008-11-04 Thread Jan Ceuleers
Andy,

andyk365 wrote:
 > We supply the ADSL2+ card you're talking about in the UK now. It 
presents as
 > a realtek ethernet NIC and as far as we are aware works well with xBSD.
 >
 > You can check it out at  http://www.oem-router-solutions.co.uk
 > http://www.oem-router-solutions.co.uk  - if you have any questions 
you need
 > answered reply to this post or you can emailus directly at
 > [EMAIL PROTECTED]

This looks remarkably similar to the Sangoma S519 card 
(http://wiki.sangoma.com/wanpipe-linux-adsl2-support). Remarkably 
identical indeed.

I'm also interested, but am as worried as others are here at the 
potential for IP addressing overlap that this device presents: you need 
to talk to it by browsing or telnetting to 192.168.1.1 which may not be 
an option on devices that already have this address and/or subnet active 
on another interface.

Cheers, Jan
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Re: [Soekris] PCI ADSL modem.

2008-11-03 Thread andyk365

Hi

We supply the ADSL2+ card you're talking about in the UK now. It presents as
a realtek ethernet NIC and as far as we are aware works well with xBSD.

You can check it out at  http://www.oem-router-solutions.co.uk
http://www.oem-router-solutions.co.uk  - if you have any questions you need
answered reply to this post or you can emailus directly at
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Hope this helps :-)

Andy
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Re: [Soekris] PCI ADSL modem.

2008-04-21 Thread Adam Retter
When I was in talks with Pulsar technical support, they offered to
replace my original Pulsar with a ADSL2+ one when they released them,
they believed that as it used a Realtek chipset it would already be
supported under *BSD - but they could not confirm if this was the case
or not at the time.

Perhaps I should chase them for that replacement now they have
released the ADSL2+ product and see if it works?

On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 11:38 AM, Magnus Hagdorn
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> I use a pulsar ADSL modem with IPCop and a net4801. It works just fine.
>  If I understand their new ADSL 2+ offering it is connected to the host
>  system via a normal ethernet interface. The settings are done via some
>  web interface. So I would have thought it would work with BSD as well.
>  Cheers
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Re: [Soekris] PCI ADSL modem.

2008-04-21 Thread Magnus Hagdorn
I use a pulsar ADSL modem with IPCop and a net4801. It works just fine.
If I understand their new ADSL 2+ offering it is connected to the host
system via a normal ethernet interface. The settings are done via some
web interface. So I would have thought it would work with BSD as well.
Cheers
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Re: [Soekris] PCI ADSL modem.

2008-04-20 Thread David
Hi,

I use a Bewan PCI ADSL card on a linux/4801 firewall box (in the UK).
Not sure what the OpenBSD support is like though.

On Fri, 2008-04-18 at 08:33 +0100, Andrew Back wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I'm considering replacing a Net4521 OpenBSD firewall + D-Link DSL router
> with a Net5501 running OpenBSD as both router and firewall. Does anyone have
> any experience of using PCI or miniPCI ADSL cards in a Soekris device and
> ideally running OpenBSD? And being in the UK I'd be using PPPoA.
> 
> Regards,
> 
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Re: [Soekris] PCI ADSL modem.

2008-04-19 Thread Adam Retter
I bought a Traverse Pulsar ADSL PCI card my my net4801, but never
managed to get it working. I emailed Traverse before buying it and the
promised FreeBSD and OpenBSD support, whilst some drivers did appear
they were very unstable, I had some back and forth with technical
support but they never managed to resolve it - the drivers were
originally developed by a contractor I believe who was no longer with
them. Whilst they did try and I appreciate that, it never really was
enough.

Taking a look at their website, it seems to be that their are no
updates to their drivers since I last tried - 2005. I see also that
they have a new PCI ADSL2+ card out and that they are NOT offering
FreeBSD/OpenBSD drivers for  this.

I do not know of any other ADSL cards that are supported under
OpenBSD, it seems a glaring omission to me.

Thanks Adam.


On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 8:33 AM, Andrew Back <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
>  I'm considering replacing a Net4521 OpenBSD firewall + D-Link DSL router
>  with a Net5501 running OpenBSD as both router and firewall. Does anyone have
>  any experience of using PCI or miniPCI ADSL cards in a Soekris device and
>  ideally running OpenBSD? And being in the UK I'd be using PPPoA.
>
>  Regards,
>
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Re: [Soekris] PCI ADSL modem.

2008-04-18 Thread RB
> Hmmm. I thought earlier I remembered Sangoma doing BSD drivers for
>  their  ADSL products, but that they were hideously expensive (2005)
Depends on what you call expensive - I think $130 is awfully high
(enough to keep me out), but not hideously so.  I must clarify - in
spite of being familiar with their existence, I've never used them,
but not for lack of desire; I just haven't been able to justify a
single card when a PPoE connection suffices for my needs.

>  but when I checked this page (earlier before replying)
>  http://wiki.sangoma.com/wanpipe-freebsd-drivers
>  right at the bottom it seems to say that the S518 is not supported?!?
My cursory reading missed that, and it is curiously in contrast with
the comments about the S518 in their ChangeLog.  Since I was only
searching for '518' in the CL, at first I thought they may have
dropped the S-series with their 3.x release.  However, release 3.2.0
on January 14 2008 clearly states "Fix support for S-series cards".  I
think the wiki is out of date.
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Re: [Soekris] PCI ADSL modem.

2008-04-18 Thread Adam Retter
Hmmm. I thought earlier I remembered Sangoma doing BSD drivers for
their  ADSL products, but that they were hideously expensive (2005)
but when I checked this page (earlier before replying)
http://wiki.sangoma.com/wanpipe-freebsd-drivers
right at the bottom it seems to say that the S518 is not supported?!?


On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 2:30 PM, RB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >  any experience of using PCI or miniPCI ADSL cards in a Soekris device and
>  >  ideally running OpenBSD? And being in the UK I'd be using PPPoA.
>
>  The only PCI ADSL modem I know of that directly supports non-Windows
>  hosts is the Sangoma S518 - ironic that a Google search for 'minipci
>  adsl' gives its first result as a posting on this list from 2003,
>  discussing much the same thing.  What I don't know is whether it'll
>  play nicely with the 3.3v signalling on the 5501 - they say they
>  support 3.3v, but on a 64-bit interface.
>
>  Looks like the Wanpipe drivers are provided for both Linux and
>  FreeBSD, so if they don't compile on OpenBSD chances are it wouldn't
>  be an extremely difficult port.
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Re: [Soekris] PCI ADSL modem.

2008-04-18 Thread RB
>  any experience of using PCI or miniPCI ADSL cards in a Soekris device and
>  ideally running OpenBSD? And being in the UK I'd be using PPPoA.

The only PCI ADSL modem I know of that directly supports non-Windows
hosts is the Sangoma S518 - ironic that a Google search for 'minipci
adsl' gives its first result as a posting on this list from 2003,
discussing much the same thing.  What I don't know is whether it'll
play nicely with the 3.3v signalling on the 5501 - they say they
support 3.3v, but on a 64-bit interface.

Looks like the Wanpipe drivers are provided for both Linux and
FreeBSD, so if they don't compile on OpenBSD chances are it wouldn't
be an extremely difficult port.
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Re: [Soekris] PCI ADSL modem.

2008-04-18 Thread Stuart Henderson
On 2008-04-18, Andrew Back <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm considering replacing a Net4521 OpenBSD firewall + D-Link DSL router
> with a Net5501 running OpenBSD as both router and firewall. Does anyone have
> any experience of using PCI or miniPCI ADSL cards in a Soekris device and
> ideally running OpenBSD? And being in the UK I'd be using PPPoA.

OpenBSD doesn't support any PCI ADSL cards, I think most people
are using a separate ethernet or occasionally USB router or modem.
Despite common knowledge, PPPoE is fine for IPStream connections.
It doesn't work on Tiscali LLU though.


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