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To: Bald Man from Mars who wrote (37154)	3/2/1998 10:14:00 PM
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Compaq releases remote-access servers By InfoWorld Electric staff Posted at 6:41 p.m., PT, March 2 Compaq Computer on Monday released three remote-access servers, each a version of an existing Compaq server, bundled with Windows NT and other functional software. The Remote Access Server (RAS) 5601 is a Compaq ProLiant 1600 server with a single ISDN Primary Rate Interface (PRI)/T1/E1 interface built in to the chassis. The server is a dual-Pentium II model, and remote-access capabilities can be scaled to as many as four T1 or PRI lines. The RAS 5408 is a Compaq ProSignia 200 server with eight built-in ISDN Basic Rate Interface ports. The ProSignia 200 is a single-processor Pentium II server. The RAS 5601 and 5408 can be used with both analog and digital telephone lines. The RAS 5208 is also a Compaq ProSignia 200, this model with an eight-port analog modem built in. All of the new models are pre-installed with Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 as well as a suite of business communications and Internet software by RAScom. Security mechanisms are also included. The units are available now. Pricing for the RAS 5208 is $5,939, the RAS 5408 costs $12,539, and the RAS 5601 costs $15,069. Compaq Computer Corp., in Houston, can be reached at (281) 370-0670 or compaq.com.