Ludi, at 21:24 on Jan 06 1997, you wrote to David Drummond ...

LD>> The Courier has defined 'retrain disabled' to mean reject
LD>> remote request.
  
DD>>Disabled does mean not enabled doesn't it?

. . .[chomp]. . .
  
LD> Between two SmartModems:
LD>  
LD> Retraining enabled both ends     =>
LD> link is ok, retraining enabled
LD> Retraining disabled on one end   =>
LD> link is ok, retrain request granted
LD> Retraining disabled on both ends =>
LD> link is ok, retraining disabled
LD>  
LD>  
LD> What doesn't make sense?

A smart modem coms with all the correct settings enabled by default.  It
does not require mucking around with in this manner.

The "smart" used in Netcomm modems is an oxymoron.

David
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