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Check out Motorola's WWW page on the BitSurfr Pro

Approximately ~$300 on the street

-2- POTS ports - one for each B-channel

Built-in NT1

ML/PPP and bonding support

230Kb/s serial-port speed support (newer hardware and software revs only)

In-coming B-channel call bumping

old style AiMux 128Kb/s BONDing

v.120 in-band B-channel emulation

Command line or MS Windows configuration

But...

The unit does not support true Bandwidth on Demand (2nd channel brought up at a specific load on the first channel)

The unit does not support CHAP authentication

The BitSurfr Pro, though cheap, is known to be one of the slower units on the market.

Here are some hints to get the BSP to work with Win95.

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Last Updated: 12/07/97

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