How can i use external dial up modem ,that it connect to my LAN network ?.( without extra computer)?

Question

I have 2 computers in location A and standard pstn line ( NOT DSL LINE ) in location B .
location B is far from location A.
there is no computer in location B .
i want connect to the internet by dial up connection from location A .
i can use a wireless bridge between location A and location B.
i look for a device or any things that it can connect between my wireless bridge and standard pstn line . (it may be a dial up v.92 modem that it can connect to lan network ,or similar devices ) .
most of external dial up modems conneted to computer with USB port i look for external dial up modem that it can connect with ethernet port .
if you know such modem or device please advice me .

everyone know , if i connect a print server to my network ,then ,can i connect a external modem to print server ?

Answer 1

Here you go :

3COM 3C891A-US OfficeConnect ISDN LAN Modem
http://www.ictcompany.com/store/products.php?id=392&idr=68

Creates an instant LAN for sharing a printer, fax machine, ISDN access
Enables dial-in hosting, remote LAN, individual dial-in/dial-out access
Supports simultaneous access to two ISPs, simultaneous voice and data calls
Connects up to 4 users or devices, up to 25 by stacking more hubs
Built-in DHCP/DNS server makes it easy to add addresses
Support for Intelligent NAT, PPTP VPN, and other security protocols
Fast transmissions: 64 or 128 Kbps; 256 Kbps with compression

Number of computers
for ISDN service: Up to 4;
up to 25 with additional hubs

Voice ports: 2 telephone line ports (RJ-11 connectors)

Interface/WAN: ISDN BRI-S/T (RJ-45 connector)

Interfaces/local: 4 10BASE-T Ethernet ports (RJ-45 connectors)


MORE HERE :
http://www.nextag.com/3Com-OFC-ISDN-LAN-2307320/prices-html

**** Just search for ISDN modem.

regards,
Philip T

Answer 2

External dial-up modems, only connect to the serial port on your computer. Unless, you have a USB to Serial adapter.

Answer 3

terrific guy or woman to respond to your question is internet cafe. they have dissimilar desktops put in on a single dial up connection. nevertheless on your prompt information: i think of you pick an exterior dial-up modem, via which you will connect 2 desktops & use the two one in all them simueltaneously. further in case you prefer to improve the surfing speed you pick deploy a router. (yet for 2 workstation I dont think of internet speed could be affected)

Answer 4

I am not aware of any device that can do this. You will need to extend your phone cable. This is going to be the path of least pain.