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ISDN Card possible?

I'm looking for a way to connect to the internet when my cable provider is down. So i inserted an isdn card in my ASTARO computer. But it seems that ASTARO didn't recognize the card.

Is it possible to use such a card, do I maybe need an additional driver?

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0 bce over 20 years ago

no, it's not possible. use a isdn router for such things.
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0 cyclops over 20 years ago in reply to bce

or an ISDN terminal adaptor and configure uplink failover.

Greetings
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0 thenetstriker over 20 years ago in reply to cyclops

What do you mean with ISDN terminal adaptor? I searched for this with google and found many USB ISDN adaptors. Would these USB adaptors work in ASL? I saw that ASL reconigzes my serial ports and that it is possible to attach a modem to these. If USB is not supportet, would it be possible to attach a serial ISDN modem?
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0 RobertW over 20 years ago in reply to thenetstriker

Something like this:

http://www.zyxel.com/product/model.php?indexcate=1021888094&indexFlagvalue=1085450222
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0 bce over 20 years ago in reply to thenetstriker

by definition a terminal adaptor could even be a isdn-card. but it's possible in v5 to attach an external isdn adaptor to the serial interface (rs232) and configure the dial up information and also failover.
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0 thenetstriker over 20 years ago in reply to bce

Thank you for your help. In this case I will try to find an ISDN modem that has an Rs232 port.
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0 thenetstriker over 20 years ago in reply to bce

Thank you for your help. In this case I will try to find an ISDN modem that has an Rs232 port.
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