Several incoming numbers on one modem

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Hi,

On Mon, Jan 18, 1999 at 05:57:04PM +0100, Marc SCHAEFER wrote:
> > What you can do is to get an ISDN "Anlagenanschluss" with 99 numbers or
> > so, and run the modem directly on it.  Warning: only the ELSA supports
> > this (point-to-point).
> 
> The 2864I ZyXEL (with multi-msn firmware) can answer on more than one
> called ID.
> 
> Maybe I am not understanding this ``Anlagenanschluss''.

It's an ISDN point-to-point link which can have -99 or -999 different
numbers on it.  TEI negotiation is not done, it's meant for PABXes.  The
normal ISDN S0 is a point-to-multipoint line, where you can have up to 9
different ISDN numbers (MSNs), and can connect more than one device to the
S0 bus.

Last time I have looked, the ZyXEL did not work on an p-t-p S0, but
the ELSA did.

gert
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