recommended ISDN router?

[Guest]

Quick question about ISDN routers: I've never bought one before, but I now have a need for one. I want to split an existing 1-channel (64Kbps) ISDN line among three different computers, located in different areas of the house. I have space in the subfloor to run CAT5 to all the areas necessary, but I'm just wondering what sort of ISDN router would be best for me: I'm probably going to buy it off ebay just for the price convenience. I don't need anything special, just the basics: A router with enough space to route the ISDN to 3 computers, NAT, and IP masquerading would be good.

I heard a Netgear RT328 would work for me, anyone have any other reccommendations about good brands to get for my needs? i.e. as far as performance, stability, durability?

 

[flavio321]

for your 64kbs you should get the netgear rh series routers. i don't know routing a 64k isdn will help. it'll be very slow. expect it to be slower than 56k modem.

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athlon "SLOTA" thunderbird 700@1050mhz

 

[buylow]

I have an Eicon ISND 4-port router that I soon will no longer need, and will be selling. It is a great product. Would you have an interest in buying?

 

[Guest]

Yes, I would be interested.....get in contact with me at iovpater@hotmail.com and we'll discuss it......