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I'm always hesitant to reply to topic like this in this forum, but I will suggest, no. <BR>
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ISDN and POTS (plain old telephone) did go through the phone switch. So connecting to a specific endpoint made sense. <BR>
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Perhaps what you are wanting to do could be addressed as a router-to-router VPN instead. Which is coloring inside the lines for regular DSL. <BR>
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Neal Rhodes<BR>
MNOP Ltd<BR>
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On Wed, 2013-10-30 at 13:11 -0400, Boris Borisov wrote:
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I know is totally irrelevant today! But ...lets try.<BR>
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Can you connect two DSL modems together to do point-to-point connection in the same fashion as two telephone modems or ISDN modems without special equipment?<BR>
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Just something to think ...<BR>
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