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V.90 card for Linux?



I may soon have the need to provide 2-4 56k dialup lines for some
customers to dial into my network to upload web pages and do some light
web browsing, e-mail, etc. What seems to make the most sense to me would
be to order two BRI lines, and do two V.90 lines per BRI (for a total of 4
V.90 capable lines).  Does anyone know of any Linux-compatible hardware
capable of doing V.90 over a BRI? 

If not an ISA/PCI card, how about any low-end cheap RAS equipment?
Perhaps a PortMaster 2e, but that seems a bit like overkill to me, if all
I'm doing is four lines...

Any other thoughts/suggestions?


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  Jonathan Hall  *  jonhall@futureks.net  *  PGP public key available
 Systems Admin, Future Internet Services; Goessel, KS * (316) 367-2487
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