Justin Mason wrote:
>> Does anyone know which (if any) of the Irish ISPs support this? It's the
> "always-on" support for ISDN which uses the D channel for low-bandwidth
> signalling, so you can bring up the ISDN line when an external user hits
> your line.
Doeas that mean the D channel stays open at all times? If yes then it's
more than unlikely as PRA's come with only 2 D channels (per 30 B
channels) and they're needed for call setup.
Lucky
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