ISDN via Router and a Seperate Anaolog Dial Up Backup

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I have six months remaining on a current analog modem dialup account. I'm
adding ISDN (different ISP) via a router. This is simply another dialup
connection that I establish on the XP PCs, right?

RLR
 
rlr said:
I have six months remaining on a current analog modem dialup account. I'm
adding ISDN (different ISP) via a router. This is simply another dialup
connection that I establish on the XP PCs, right?

RLR
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How does the router connect to the PCs?

If it connects using Ethernet cables, it's a "LAN or High Speed
Internet" connection, not a dial-up connection.
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