hi Thomas,
Monday, August 7, 2006, 4:48:43 AM, you wrote:
> I thought you had some experience on your side, as you brought GPRS
> in. Speed might be different over here. Never mind.
the only point of "bringing" GPRS "in" was to attention that even if
the amount of DUN users diminishes, Cansas (RAS) doesn't go bye-bye as
you claimed. also please note that crashes and memleaks in TB's
interaction with RAS have, umm, very little, to say so, relevance to
the link speed.
it may be related to specific versions of RAS, it may be related to
specific RAS Extenders (dialers, traffic monitors etc), or even the
device drivers.
right now, being a writer of a NDIS IM, i would attention that MSFT
did some changes between NDIS 5.0 and the current one, 5.1. in
particular, they've documented a lot of things that were previously
left to implicit understanding. and, you know, different people tend
to implicitly understand quite differently, even if the strict logic
leads to only one possible scenario. "nothing is foolproof; fools are
so ingenious".
hence, the owners of old devices (modems) are advised to try some
"standard modem" drivers provided with Windows itself, whenever
possible. also please note that NDIS 4.x compatibility will go titsup
very soon, as they have NDIS 6 on the schedule already.
whoever uses some "standard modem" already, but through a
COM-over-WHATEVER driver and are experiencing problems in the long run
(big uptime), please versionhunt those as well.
i hope this information makes some sense and may be helpful to those
in trouble.
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regards,
vitalie mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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