For me it was the feeling of "being on the internet" that made ISDN so special. My computer had a fixed IP address, a name in DNS and the router at work had of

For me it was the feeling of "being on the internet" that made ISDN so special. My computer had a fixed IP address, a name in DNS and the router at work had of course dial-out, so I could telnet into it from anywhere on the planet, authenticated with the same Kerberos tickets that got me in at work.