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ATT 3G USB Broadband Card and ASA Dail Up Access

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telchaos

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Is anyone using this device as a wireless modem to dial in- or ras in to switches?? The sprint PCMIA card works great but higher ups want to switch over. Are there any problems, clitches or restrictions I should be aware of?
 
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Hmmm, if you have Internet access with that card, why wouldn't you just assign a WAN IP (via NAT) to each switch's LAN IP, then you can just get to them via WAN, which is much, much faster, and more reliable. They switches are password protected as well, so there isn't a huge problem with security. Just my thoughts on the subject, then you don't need a modem any longer.


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