ISDN over wireless braodband?

Well ISDN can come in 2 ways one channel of 64K or dual channel of two 64K lines when linked gives you a total of 128K. Now with a good ISDN modem or router, you dont need another phone line. Dual channel ISDN is 2 seperate lines with their own phone number for each line. When i had my ISDN I had it set to use both lines, when a call came in or I picked up the phone to call out, one line dropped and gave me a line to use the phone on and the other line stayed hooked to the internet.

It is far slower than any broadband. but 2-3 times faster than the fastest dial up.

I have used dial-up, ISDN, DSL, and CABLE MODEM. I like cable modem best personally.

If you have any other questions email me at jay@cramin.com

by the way, im a system eng, thats why I know all this geeky stuff.

J

Look into the 2-way satellite connections. I'm pretty sure that's what Okie is using now and its as fast or faster than my cable. Okie??

ISDN is a big PITA. Speeking from a providers side. Its not so complicatied to turn up on your end, but if the techs don't know what they are doing it will sure suck for you in service or support. Like it was mentioned above the wireless broadband would be the ticket. Also, the new 2-way satellite connection stuff is pretty cool. I can't get DSL in my area, but lucky enough to have cable modem provider.