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At 13:17 02/07/2002 +0100, you wrote:
>Can anyone recommend a router for handling both ISDN and frame
>relay connection to a specific remote site?
>>Product will be sitting in from of 2 linux boxen on a dedicated
>network, no security issues apply. I've been looking at Cisco
>800 series, but wondering if anyone has any experience here.
Are you sure the Cisco 800 series will be enough - the only router in that
series with a serial interface is the 805 and I can't remember off hand if
that router also supports ISDN.
I'd look at either a Cisco 1700 or 2600 series router if it was me -
depending on the future requirements you might have.
I suppose as this is ILUG you could see if you can get a Frame Relay and
ISDN card for Linux, install them both and configure a Linux appropriately,
but realistically I think the best decision is Cisco kit.
T.
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