Bruin OnLine provides modem dial-up access to the campus network through three banks (or pools) of 56Kbps modems. Access through all modem services requires a valid university LoginID and password. When a modem dials up the network, it is automatically switched to one of the available modems in that modem pool.
(Modem Bank) This is a group of modems that answer calls at a single phone number and connect the caller to a resource. Usually, a phone switch takes care of the actual "pooling" of modems. Thus, if one modem is busy, it forwards calls to the next one.
This is a group of modems that answer calls at a single phone number and connect callers to a specific resource. ISPs use modem pools to connect callers to the Internet. You call a single number and get connected to the Internet. Many offices use modem pools to connect callers to the LAN or WAN. Usually, a phone switch takes care of the actual "pooling" of modems. Thus, if one modem is busy, it forwards calls to the next one. Well known modem-pool equipment can be found at Ericsson (Trigris) and Shiva.
A modem pool is a group of modems used by a dial up server. Often, extra software is needed to manage these pools. This is a term related to Internet server software.
a group of modems inside an access server that are assigned a single dialed number identification service number (DNIS)
a group of modems which are normally used to receive incoming calls
a way of connecting multiple modems to your host, such that each one accesses your network independently when a user dials in
A group of modems connected to a single phone number that connect you to your ISP. As each phone line fills up, the next modem is used. When the entire modem pool is filled, the next call gets a busy signal, or a recorded message that all circuits are in use.
Use your acpub account to dial into the Internet with Duke's modem pool. There are two pools: one with a four-hour time limit (681-4964) and an express pool with a 15-minute time limit (681-4900). See the modem pool page for tips on using the pool.
Group of modems used to facilitate modem usage in network and other telecommunications settings, such as cellular phone service providers.