Hello:
I think that the NetGear RM356 Modem Router might be what you are looking
for. This device contains a 57.6 modem the router and five RJ-45
connections to connect directly to your 10base-T lan or uplink to your hub.
I am currently using this device on a 4 Mac, 1 Newton MessagePad, 2 Gateway
Pentium home LAN and I am VERY happy I purchased it. Very simple to set up
and works great. Modem connects at 53.3 or slightly higher every time. Now
when the kids are surfing the web, I can still get my e-mail!
Check out: http://www.netgear.baynetworks.com
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Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2000 13:38:51 +0100
From: Marco Mailand <Marco.Mailand@psi.ch>
To: newtontalk@planetnewton.com
Subject: Re: NTLK NTlk Connection
Message-ID: <38D8BEDB.78E4B3FE@psi.ch>
"Michael J. Hussmann" wrote:
> At home, I use a 3Com ISDN router (Personal LAN
> Modem) for internet access; my Macs and my Newtons (one at a time, since
> they have to take shares in a single Farallon card) are connected to the
> router, which doubles up as a 4 port hub. This way, Mac and Newton can
> access the internet simultaneously.
I'm close to realize such a solution too. Is there anything out which
does not need ISDN but can route the analogue internet access to an
ethernet?
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