Christopher Armstrong wrote in a message to Rj Pauloski:
 RP> My end    ->  28800
 RP> Other End -> 31200
 RP> It doesn't seem to make sense to me, however it may be possible.
 RP> I am using BNU as my fossil driver.
 CA> With any modem of any kind you cannot have different connect speeds
 CA> at each end otherwise you couldn't transfer files properly.
Assymetric connect speeds have virtually no effect on file transfers.  Heck, 
I transferred many files using HST at 16,800 in one direction and 450 in the 
other.
In the case above, one modem is transmitting at 28800 and receiving at 31200 
while the other end is transmitting at 31200 and receiving at 28800.  A 
rather normal situation using V.34 for instance.
Regards,
       David
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