dialup router

[rooker]

Hope I can help with this one -- US Robotics used to make an Office 
Connect Lan Router that had a 56k analog modem in it  -- and could be 
used just like any other router ...The 56k analog version of that router 
is hard to find now given the rise of cable/dsl connections and the 
obvious use for routers with those...

Also a company called Webramp used to make  a 56k modem/router unit --
Netgear also made a unit that was a router with a 56k analog modem built 
into it that  was intended
to be used as you describe ...

None of these units are still currently sold to my knowledge -- but all 
are available still on
www.ebay.com ---

Also the officeconnect Lan 56k unit is available still through 
www.usr.com -- but it is
listed a "business modem" on their product  page...

Hope this helps--

James Rooker,...

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>[mailto:redhat-list-bounces at redhat.com]On Behalf Of Anthony E. Greene
>Sent: Thursday, 14 October, 2004 3:38 PM
>To: redhat-list at redhat.com
>Subject: Re: dialup router
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>On 1:25 Oct 15, 2004 Steve Buehler <steve at ibapp.com> wrote:
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>>Marco & Tony
>>         Thanks for your replies, but these are not what I am looking
>>for.  I was hoping to find a "Standalong product", an External modem
>>that I can plug into a router or switch so that it can dialup an ISP
>>and everybody in the office can use it over the network without
>>having to install anything else on their computer and so I don't have
>>to configure anything else on their computer besides networking with
>>DHCP.
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