Can I use dial-up modem with wireless router??? HELP NEEDED

[Don Thornton II]

*gasp!*

Where can I get such a mythological device? I'd gladly pay *twice* that
for such a device! I've never found even the mere existence of a
dial-up router, let alone for such a low price!

 

[JAD]

http://www.dcbnet.com/datasheet/ip6600ds.html

*gasp!*

Where can I get such a mythological device? I'd gladly pay *twice* that
for such a device! I've never found even the mere existence of a
dial-up router, let alone for such a low price!

 

[fj]

But, the price is over $400 - yes?

http://www.dcbnet.com/datasheet/ip6600ds.html

 

[kony]

But, the price is over $400 - yes?

So usually one gets two pieces of gear, an older router
which has serial support ~ $50 and an external serial modem,
~ $40. If you're willing to brave ebay they might cost even
less.

 

[Michael C]

*gasp!*

Where can I get such a mythological device? I'd gladly pay *twice* that
for such a device! I've never found even the mere existence of a dial-up
router, let alone for such a low price!

If only you'd spoke to me before you went to all that trouble The dlink
DI804V does both broadband and dialup and was probably $40US when it was
available. Second hand it should be much cheaper. I'm sure there's other
devices with this mythical feature

Michael

 

[Michael C]

*gasp!*

Where can I get such a mythological device? I'd gladly pay *twice* that
for such a device! I've never found even the mere existence of a dial-up
router, let alone for such a low price!

Looking at the dlink site there's a new model with the same features and
newegg have it for $51

http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=59
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16833127030&ATT=33-127-030&CMP=OTC-B1zrat3

Michael

 

[cphillips581]

*gasp!*

Where can I get such a mythological device? I'd gladly pay *twice* that
for such a device! I've never found even the mere existence of a
dial-up router, let alone for such a low price!

I own an older SMC Barricade SMC7004BR router and it has that
capability. It also includes a built in printer server (not USB).
Normally I run a cable modem connection, but I switched to our sons
dialup ISP when our daughter needed internet access for school work
and the cable ISP was down.

http://www.pcmech.com/show/reviews/273/