[isapros] Re: Slightly OT: 3G Wireless Broadband bridge
- From: "John T \(lists\)" <johnlist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <isapros@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 9 Jul 2007 12:50:31 -0700
But there has to be a device to plug the card into, and it has to be EVDO
and CDMA capable, and it has to be 3G capable.
John T
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> IIUC, you're talking about PCMCIA cards..?
> Since ISA has to treat this as a dial-up connection, if you can
> determine the proper dialing and login properties, I don't see why this
> can't be done.
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> Subject: [isapros] Slightly OT: 3G Wireless Broadband bridge
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> Does anyone know of an router/bridge/modem that can be used with a 3G
> Wireless broad band card such as those from Sprint and Verizon
> Wireless?
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> Or a 3G Wireless Broadband router that can be put into bridge mode
> only?
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> The idea is to be able to use the 3G Wireless Broad card from Sprint or
> Verizon Wireless as a second (failover) or Primary Internet connection
> for a firewall such as ISA or others.
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> John T
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