[snip]

   > P.S. The fixed fee for ISDN in Germany is a bit less than the fee for 2

   Unfortunately, despite my family name, I'm a native of the U.S.A.  ISDN
   didn't look too attractive when I was choosing a new ISP a couple of years
   ago.  (And the NetBSD ISDN support is presently only useful in Europe,
   isn't it?)  I hope to go to DSL or cable-modem after I move, this summer.  
   If I don't, or can't, then I'll probably stick to dial-up.


     "I probably don't know what I'm talking about." --rauch@eecs.ukans.edu




Although it probably does not count as "cheap", the Ascend Pipeline series
of ISDN bridge/routers will do a fine job in the U.S. dealing with ISDN.
NetBSD need not be involved at all, in that case.



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