Actually it's one of those Courier I-Modems, which has a built in NT.
Multilink PPP is configured in the NV ram, so the most likely thing is that I'm using
a default init string or something to that effect. I didn't try to understand all the
config stuff at first, but my ppp scripts have only changed in that I had to remove
the options that need to pass to diald instead. I'll compare the old and new tonight
and if still stumped I'll post them. Thanks for the suggestion.
Lourdes Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Please send copies of configs. My crystal ball is much too small to see allof your
>setup scripts. :)
> I have diald working with my setup, except that ever since configuring
> it I no longer get above 64kb. The modem is configured to use dual
> B channels on demand, and this had previously worked fine in linux and
> W95 (my machine is dual boot). It still works fine in W95.
I'll make a guess you've got an ISDN Terminal Adapter (aka ISDN digital
modem) or are you working with "shotgun" analog modems?
I'm betting you're missing the settings for triggering that second channel
in your diald setup. Comparing your previous connection scripts to what you
are currently using might make the difference.
> Anyone have any ideas? I can't figure out why using diald should make
> any difference at all, but its the only thing thats changed
> (to the best of my memory :-)
The odds were that ppp triggered the dialin connection before and now diald
triggers the connection and brings up ppp. It can make a world of
difference. But I'm guessing without any data.
Lourdes
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