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To: HEXonX who wrote (24921)	11/28/1997 9:05:00 PM
From: polarisnh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 61433

HEXonX, I agree that in most instances site configurations can be performed remotely by dialing in or by telneting into the device, but it has been my experience that customers want a live warm body onsite to perform most operating code upgrades or at least have a local contingency plan. Cheers, Steve

To: HEXonX who wrote (24921)	11/30/1997 3:46:00 PM
From: Pullin-GS	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 61433

>>Ever try Out of band Modems to the COM or AUX port? That would be a trick...since the routers are still on their pallets. ;-) Ever hear of yet-to-be-configured racks that have not been shipped to the customer yet? I guess that you wave your magic HEXen wand and it get's done automagically?<VBG> Or perhaps you have never heard of classified systems? Only a fool would put analog modems on a closed system...crypto or not. Hows that shoe-leather taste (as in foot-in-mouth)? >>You must be a contractor or working for a small mom/pop ISP. The world does not survive on ISPs alone...in this case it is a private intranetwork...and BTW...when is the last time you saw a mom+pop operation with 3 loaded 7513s (about 500K)??? Now how about seconds? I hear that the second shoe goes down extra smooth for you big-head types. ;-) And besides, I'll work for anyone (including mom+dad) who is willing to fork out $105/hr+expenses. *Yawnnnn* Another tecno-dweeb-whannabee's head is shrunk back to it's normal microscopic size. ;-) CCIE#2197 Member Frame Relay Forum Active participant IETF PS: When your head stops spinning, I'll tell you what the above implies.