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Modem for 2950 III
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If hould be law, no internal modems should be install in a server....
If you want to fry a server this is the best way, even if your telco/surge protector provides protection. If you must put a modem in, get an external and go through the com ports and get a really good surge protect on the telco line, just ahead of the modem.
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Chernobyl disaster..a must see pictorial
If you want to fry a server this is the best way, even if your telco/surge protector provides protection. If you must put a modem in, get an external and go through the com ports and get a really good surge protect on the telco line, just ahead of the modem.
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Chernobyl disaster..a must see pictorial
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I hadn't thought about a modem connecting to the com port - do they still make those 
I'll have to look and see, I may have one around here somewhere.
I have a good surge protector for it already, there's a modem in the server I'm replacing.
Running small business server here, routing faxes to the companyweb intranet is a must.
I'll have to look and see, I may have one around here somewhere.I have a good surge protector for it already, there's a modem in the server I'm replacing.
Running small business server here, routing faxes to the companyweb intranet is a must.
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