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From: PVinci@ix.netcom.com (Paul Vinciguerra)
Subject: RE: Connecting multiple modems to FreeBSD
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>Hi,

>I am setting up a FreeBSD machine as a Internet-server. Our customers 
would 
>like to call in to out system to connect to Internet. We will start 
with 
>approx. 5 modems but this will grow to 40-50 modems. Does anyone know 
if 
>there is hardware (like a DigiBoard) to connect multiple modems to one 
>machine. If so: how many modems can I connect to one machine, so how 
many 
>machines do I need to connect te 40-50 modems to the LAN. This LAN is 
put 
>here only for this purpose (Internet-provider)...

>Please suggest...


I also have a Digiboard, but as far as I've been able to see, the only 
support for it is under BSDI, for now...