low end multiple ISDN router

[xenolith]

Im going to be moving soon to a location that has no broadband access like cable or DSL. Im considering getting 2 ISDN lines so Id have (2) 2B+D connections. Does anyone know of a lowend router that would support these multilinked together for a combined 256k connection? Im sure I could get a modular Nortel or Cisco router with the appropriate interfaces to do this, but wondering if one of the lower end companies like Netgear, D-Link, SMC, etc... may have something like this? Also considering building a Linux server with 2 ISDN modems and just running it as a router for it. Anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks

 

[jeter]

A pipeline 95 from Lucent will binded togethe, however the provider (ISP) will have to allow it. They will have to have all ports on one stack. “Reserve your right to think, for even to think wrongly is better than not to think at all”

Fisher CCNA,(CCNP-Routing)
UOP Student BSIT

 

[LucentGuy]

Slight correction to jeter's post. The model is actually the Superpipe 95. You can also use the Superpipe 155 and 175. Jeter is correct about the ability to bind 4 B channels together. Jeter is also correct in that the ISP has to set you up that way to use MP encapsulation or MPP if the ISP RAS is a Lucent product.