Hello Robby!
¯ Sonntag, den 05. Oktober 1997 15:58, Robby Dittmann wrote to John Aldrich:
 JA>> Your Internet provider for one...and anyone else who's
 JA>> got a 56k (NOT 57k6..) "host" modem hooked to a digital
 JA>> line (such as an ISDN line.)
 RD> Now I'm confused.  The last guy told me that 56k was completely 
ifferent
 RD> from ISDN.  What i want to do is use my regular phone line to call my
 RD> ISP's ISDN line.  Will the new Supras allow me to do this?
It depends on your last telecom-station (german: Wie heisst "Vermittlung" 
(DIV) auf englisch?!? ;-). If it is digital (i.e. you can dial via tone) it 
is possible. Your provider must have an ISDN-Link in order to provide a 
56K-HOST.
As long as your ISP do not have 56K-Host you will not be able to call in.
You cannot call via 56K-Client to an ISDN-Line. Sorry.
Best Regards, Lars
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