2501's serial port is just sync..
On Fri, 26 May 2000, Blake Traister wrote:
> I have never hung an isdn modem off the back of a router. I have used a BRI
> before...so my first suggestion is to do that...tyou also have to make sure
> your serial port is the same on the router and the TA. I do
I have never hung an isdn modem off the back of a router. I have used a BRI
before...so my first suggestion is to do that...tyou also have to make sure
your serial port is the same on the router and the TA. I dont know if the
2501's serial port is sync/async or not...
John Neiberger wrote:
> I
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> Provided you ISDN TA i
Friday, May 26, 2000 9:40 AM
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Provided you ISDN TA is a sync TA, bcoz the serial port of
2501 is a sync
serial port.
rgs,
lee
ed a
> serial for ISDN.
>
> -chris
>
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> lee
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> Provid
> I've been handed a 3COM ISDN terminal adapter and have been told that we
are
> planning to use ISDN as dial backup for a T-1 connecting to a 2501. One
> serial port and the ethernet port are being used. The aux port won't
> provide the needed bandwidth. So that leaves me with the second seria
That could be a problem. This TA is designed to be connected to a PC serial
port, which is async, right?
> Provided you ISDN TA is a sync TA, bcoz the serial port of 2501 is a sync
> serial port.
>
> rgs,
> lee
>
>
> "John Neiberger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Provided you ISDN TA is a sync TA, bcoz the serial port of 2501 is a sync
serial port.
rgs,
lee
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> I've been handed a 3COM ISDN terminal adapter
I've been handed a 3COM ISDN terminal adapter and have been told that we are
planning to use ISDN as dial backup for a T-1 connecting to a 2501. One
serial port and the ethernet port are being used. The aux port won't
provide the needed bandwidth. So that leaves me with the second serial
port.
I've been handed a 3COM ISDN terminal adapter and have been told that we are
planning to use ISDN as dial backup for a T-1 connecting to a 2501. One
serial port and the ethernet port are being used. The aux port won't
provide the needed bandwidth. So that leaves me with the second serial
port.
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