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From: "Michele Marie Dalene" <ccoky AT iglou DOT com>
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Subject: Networks
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Date: Thursday, 29 Jan 2004 23:45:00 -0500
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Originally to: mark lewis

-=> mark lewis wrote to Michele Marie Dalene <=-
 ml> seems to me that one could configure the POTS node to handle certain 
 ml> addresses 
 ml> and leave the IP node to handle the rest... that's what i do here...
	For now I am only using the dialup side for fido. With the
AT&T Unlimited Plus plan it works out fine. I have thought of your
idea but the problem was just too much to wrap my head around. Perhaps
someday I will revisit it.
				B'ichela


... Get away from me with that carcinogenic deathstick.
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