There were a couple of parts of the DSL system, Viper and Axcell, though the documentation tended to blur the lines. They use CAP encoding on line. The Axcell is the server card that will typically support two client modems, though I think they may have released a higher density model. The Viper end user device is a modem that looks a lot like the old courier product and has a command interface similar to the old netserver. I have four links up using this equipment. It is solid, but the code never advanced to the point where it correctly supports classless routing among other things. It won't go the distance a DMT system will either. I don't know if you can find the client end or get another client device to work with it, particularly since CAP encoding is fairly rare now. Mark Thornton San Marcos Internet, Inc. 512-393-5300 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Timothy C. Bohen" <Tim@CMSInter.Net> To: <usr-tc@lists.xmission.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 11:23 PM Subject: (usr-tc) Axcell DSL cards

Does anyone know the scoop on the Axcell (sp) DSL cards for the Total Control Chassis?

I have a chance to buy some cheap and wanted to know if they were any good.

What would I use for a CPE modem?

Thanks

Timothy C. Bohen CMSInter.Net / Crystal MicroSystems ============================ web : www.cmsinter.net email : Tim@CMSInter.Net phone : 517.235.5100 x22

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