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Date: Sun, 1 Apr 2001 22:49:53 +0100
From: Jose Gabriel J Marcelino <gabriel@maquina.com>
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Subject: Sync highspeed cards
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Hi,

I'm looking into good boards for a FreeBSD-based router, with at least 4 (can be 2 cards if needed)  x.21 and/or v.35 interfaces with 4Mbit/s each. This is will used for multi-homed routers (with simple firewalling functionality)

I was testing a system with ET Inc ET/PCISYNC, with good results (apart from the unmaintanable binary drivers), but reading Dennis's last insults^Wmessages on the -hackers mailing list have somewhat put me looking for other alternatives.

Cyclades Router-killer (up to only two ports however) is a bit short in function, Sangoma with it's WANPIPE and S-series seems a bit better, but I can't find much technical info on their site.

I believe there must be others, I'd like to know other people's opinions on them.

Thanks

Gabriel


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