This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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#44-ISDN pricing
Message #93
Installation and pricing for ISDN varies quite radically from RBOC to RBOC. I live in Pac Bell land, and believe they have the best rates in the country. Pac Bell is 'tariffed' for home ISDN, but in many areas only business ISDN is available. I have called AT&T many times…
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#25-ISDN and NT3.5
Message #74
The only one I know is DIGIBOARD (Info from Acotec (ISDN FOR WORKGROUPS) I don't now How it works
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#44-#ISDN pricing
Message #52
JOHN,YOU ARE CORRECT AND TO MY KNOWLEDGE ISDN IS ONLY A BUSINESS TARIFF.
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#24-ISDN pricing
Message #31
JOHN,APPARENTLY THE PERSON YOU SPOKE WITH DOES NOT UNDERSTAND THE TARIFFS.GENERALLY SPEAKING ISDN IS A FLAT RATE PER MONTH PLUS A PER CENT PER MINUTE CHARGE PER "B" CHANNEL ON BASIC RATE SERVICE.IF YOU WOULD LIKE ANY FURTHER INORMATION PLEASE REPLY.
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ISDN with AVM B1 Card
Message #23
We are now working with a AVM B1 Controller Card in Germany. I'm unable to install this AVM B1 Controller Card (ISDN-card) in our office. I read about problems with Teles-Cards and the solution. Does anybody have a solution for the AVM B1 Controller which is sold in Germany. Best…
ISDN and NT3.5
Message #22
Hello! Does anyone know an ISDN-Adapter which has a driver for Windows NT 3.5 ? thanks for answers, Manfred
#19-Is ISDN correct choice ?
Message #21
Contact your local long distance carrier office for help. They know ISDN, ATM and can tell you what the best use for each is. You have the internals all working. What you need are the best options for access, cost, security. I have worked with ATT, Sprint, MCI, and Cable…
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ISDN technical info
Message #20
Sysop, I just red that I could tell you what I would like to see in this forum. Well, I am looking for technical information of ISDN. Not just that box connects to that box, but more technical like what signals goes over the wires, how is a connection build…
#Is ISDN correct choice ?
Message #19
Here is my situation: We have to satilite offices; one in Chicago and the other in San Fransisco; and both offices need to have access to information stored on our Novel NetWare 3.11 server. The San Fransisco office is running with NTServer, but the Chicago office has no network installed…
#3-ISDN
Message #18
Hello Mr ALex I have exactly teh same problems as you do. I'am in Portugal Please be in touch with yor new discoveries Best regards Jorge Meirim
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US ISDN Services
Message #17
As a network planner for a nationwide data processing service bureau, I come into contact with ISDN types from most of the major RBOCs (Regional Bell Operating Companies) and have found the existing base of information on ISDN to be poorly documented and frequently misunderstood both by those who order…
#3-ISDN
Message #16
Hi Alex, Where are you situated in the States or in Europe? best regards, jesse
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#8-#ISDN Basics
Message #14
ISDN can be both, depending on your needs. Of course it is even faster to remote-control the other side but more expensive. and the speed is quite o.k. if set it up correctly: have all programs local and only pick up data. Then – depending on the system – you…
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#7-ISDN
Message #13
>Does anybody know how to get into CompuServe with ISDN (I managed it with my >ISDN Card after a 3 hour trial ! But only with Fossil Driver and int14). >Is there any faster way ? >What do I have to do and what is the best software to do…
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What is this forum about
Message #12
Ok, Scott So what are you going to do the with Data/ISDN forum in Telecommunications? Nice structure, are you anticipating growth in ISDN outside of the current forum?
#10-Network Cabeling
Message #11
Hi Mike – use 10Base-T cabling system, also known as UTP. This is standard ethernet stuff and you can use UTP or UTP/BNC combo cards. GOOD ones are available from 3COM, D-Link, Allied Telesis etc. SCO unix has LLI driver support for 3COM, D-Link supplies drivers with its cards. All…
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#Network Cabeling
Message #10
I am probably not placing this question in the correct forum but I will try you anyway. I am just about to move our existing Unix server which has about 30 users attached by RS232 type to dumb terminals and 4 attached by a BNC type network to PC's. I…
#7-ISDN
Message #9
Hallo, ich war vor kurzem auf einem Seminar zu Windows 95. LT. MS wird ISDN unterstutzen. Tschuss
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#ISDN Basics
Message #8
I just starting to research ISDN and have basic questions. I know that the speed of these types of connections are significantly quicker than a typical modem connection, but are ISDN connections like a remote control connection like PCAnywhere or a remote node. If so, which is better? Where can…
#6-#ISDN
Message #7
Does anybody know how to get into CompuServe with ISDN (I managed it with my ISDN Card after a 3 hour trial ! But only with Fossil Driver and int14). Is there any faster way ? What do I have to do and what is the best software to do…
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#3-#ISDN
Message #6
you can use a TA a/b or a small pabx which provides you with some a/b adapters. There you can plug in your analog devices like modem, fax, etc. I have recently bought such a thing in Germany for $400 US. You should be able to get it even cheaper.…
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#3-ISDN
Message #5
you can use a TA a/b or a small pabx which provides you with some a/b adapters. There you can plug in your analog devices like modem, fax, etc. I have recently bought such a thing in Germany for $400 US. You should be able to get it even cheaper.…
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no files
Message #4
Dear Sysop, I can't get any access to any library. Are there files available ? rgds Peter Geier G. Diehl ISDN GmbH, Germany a sister of EICON Technology, Canada
#ISDN
Message #3
Dear Members of the ISDN Forum, I am currently in the planning phase to install an ISDN connection in my home office. What can I do for using the "old" analog Equipment. Equipment list: 1 x 14400bd Modem 1 x Telefone 1 x Fax 1 x answering machine 1 PC…