Re: R: linux pci PRI cards

[Adam Henry <hank@marinar.com>]

Thanks for the information.

A "real" PRI-solution, for me, would be a multiple-port PCI PRI card
that has full support for Linux, the V.92 standard, and RJ-45 interfaces
(optional--can S2M be converted?).  The Max boxes that I am replacing
have four PRI ports (granted, it's only recommended to use 3).

On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 12:25:33AM +0200, Stefan Neufeind wrote:
> For real PRI-solutions have a look at the AVM T1-B (with S2M-
> interface, internal PCI-card in server, full Linux drivers). If you 
> just need an active ISDN-board I'd recommend an AVM B1 v4.0-
> controller. For 2 or 4 ISDN-lines get a AVM C2 or C4.
> 
> The AVM-boards run smoothly here, are active ISDN-boards (with capi 
> in the firmware of the boards) and all feature interface-drivers in 
> the kernel-tree.
> 
> Have an AVM B1 v4.0 working here as a two-channel-faxserver ... 
> brilliant! And also heard good things about the AVM T1-B-solution for 
> S2M-lines.
> 
>   Stefan
> 
> On 5 Aug 2003 at 17:12, Adam Henry wrote:
> 
> > Thanks for the link.  They really sound like a great company, and I
> > spoke at length with a tech engineer.  Unfortunately my boss is
> > dazzled by the V.92 standard, and since the PC400 cards don't support
> > it, I will continue my search.
> > 
> > I remember reading somewhere of a 4-port PRI card that is supported by
> > Linux.  Once I find it I'll let you all know who is selling them.
> > 
> > thanks again,
> > hank