On Fri, 9 Jun 2000, Anthony Rumble wrote:
> > I'm actually a bit ambivalent - I can get a router for about $600 {not a
> > Cisco}
>
> Yes, but not a cisco
I said that, Anthony.
> >- and I believe ISDN cards run to around $450 or so - but with
> the
>
> Try $279
I said "I believe".
> > router I could have such things working in 10 minutes - with the ISDN card
> > it might take me a week or more, depending on the drivers.
>
> Takes me about 10 minutes to install the software and configure it.
> And doesn't require you to understand Cisco's wierd interface.
There's nothing weird about Cisco's interface - it's basically a Unix-type
shell, down to command completion and help facilities. Basic setup is dead
easy - it's only the more advanced stuff where it gets sticky {selective
access lists, for example}.
DaZZa
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