We have a dsl modem at our office, but the service kind of sucks. We will loose our internet access about every other day. Most of the time it is just for a few minutes, but sometimes it is for the whole day, or longer. Has anybody heard of a dialup modem that is a standalone product with a network connection, so that it will dialup a standard phone number (of an ISP) and allow everybody on our network to share that connection on the network? Most of our machines are windows, but we do have 3 redhat linux servers on the network too. Having a modem and phone line on each computer is not really feasible for us.
Google is your friend.....
Why not go for a dsl modem with dial-backup? A quick search finds at least one product that may fit your needs...granted it doesn't have a built in modem.
I suggest going this route (pun intended) since a dialup connection is normally much slower than a dsl and you'd only want to do dialup when your dsl is out.
SMC7004AWBR - Barricade™ 4-Port 11Mbps Wireless Broadband Router http://www.smc.com/index.cfm?sec=Products&pg=Product-Details&prod=63&site=c
FWIW, there are probably other products equally suitable....but I think you can use google as well as I can. :-)
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