Analog modems on lab exam?

From: Don Pezet (dpezet@etsweb.net)
Date: Mon Mar 10 2003 - 21:38:28 GMT-3

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Hey everyone,
 
     I know they are not on the lab equipment list, but has anyone ever heard of analog modems being in the lab environment? I figure most remote access will be done via ISDN, but the notes do say that ANY feature of the routers is fair game. Analog modems are a big weak spot for me as I don't use them in any of my work environments. I'm just curious if I need to spend some time practicing with them. Please, do not violate the NDA to answer.
 
Thank you,
 
Don

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