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Ben Catanzaro, Information Systems Manager at Sun Microsystems, saves new ISDN customers time and money by outlining a strategy for using the "best of breed" hardware and software technologies available. His goal is to enable a flexible, remote-access ISDN connection in the shortest and least painful manner possible. From the Back Cover
Save time and money! No-hassle strategies for setting up your ISDN Internet connection.
Everyone knows ISDN is fast, reliable, and powerful. With this book, it's also something you never thought it could be: easy!
In Step-by-Step ISDN: The Internet Connection Handbook, Ben Catanzaro shows exactly what to do—and what to buy—to get a reliable, fast ISDN Internet connection for your business or home office. You'll learn precisely how to:
*Prepare your location and computer systems for an ISDN connection
*Order ISDN service from the telephone company
*Coordinate ISDN service with your Internet Service Provider
*Select the appropriate hardware and software components
You will also learn how to set up Windows 95, NT and 3.x networked ISDN connections. Detailed examples of ISDN router technology from Ascend Communications and Internet communications software from Sun Microsystems illustrate exactly how to:
*Configure TCP/IP and your communications software
*Configure your router and connect it to your Ethernet network
*Install Sun's powerful Network Client software
*Test your ISDN connection
You'll even find systematic, practical troubleshooting information geared to the specific configuration you're working with.
Just follow these steps, and you'll soon have all the benefits of a high-speed ISDN Internet connection—without the hassles! About the Author
BEN CATANZARO is Business Technology Advisor for Sun Microsystems, Inc., and manages the development and deployment of various automation tools and systems. He has over 30 years of industry experience including 8 years as a technical advisor/liaison in scientific research projects at Stanford University. Back to ISDN
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