> From:    "Ian C." <[log in to unmask]>
>
> Greetings All:
>
> >From time to time I need to set up an email/surf stations at certain  =
> venues that does not offer dedicated IP/LAN services (or offers too =
> highpriced a service; anyone ever worked the Toronto Convention =
> Center?).  Someone has mentioned using a line aggregator(sp?) that would =
> allow me to multiplex a coupla standard POTS lines into a higher =
> bandwidth one.  Has anyone used such a device?  I'm looking for =
> opinions, recommendations, etc.  TIA
>
> Ian Carmichael

I once attended a computer show there, where one booth had an ISDN line
and about a dozen PCs connected.  They were selling routers.  If you are
selling service or software (not a direct competitor, but a user of their
hardware), you might be able to find out from the convention organizer who
is coming and split the costs with one of the router manufacturers.

Note: They had a hard time scheduling the installation - the line was only
installed 3 or 4 hours into the first day of the show.

Boyd Ramsay

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