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From: thinder@NSWC-WO.ARPA.UUCP
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Subject: Request for information
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Date: Thu, 24-Sep-87 07:20:43 EDT
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Posted: Thu Sep 24 07:20:43 1987
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We have a broadband LAN that has dial-in and dial out modems on it. We would
like to install some amount of control over these circuits. I have looked at
several vendor offerings but have not found a suitable device. Most of the 
items I have reviewed are for dial-in use only and involve dial-back as a form
of control. The problem occurs on our dial-out circuits, its here that we want
to control user access. Currently the most "reasonable" suggestion is to use a
data switch, like the Gandalf PACX 2000. Does anyone on the net have any
suggestions. I am not on distribution for this group so please contact me
directly at:

			thinder@nswc-wo.arpa
				or
			thinder@nswc-oas.arpa

			Thomas Hinders
			Naval Surface Warfare Center
			(301) 394 4225 or 1802
			Autovon 290 4225

						Thanks,
						 Tom Hinders