DH> I am not sure whether I should submit this question here or in the BNU
 DH> echo, so I am going to start here and see if I can get any input first.
 DH> My question pertains to connect speed using a fossil driver.
 DH> On my bbs a caller will call in and connect at let's say 31200 and it is
 DH> passed to the bbs and the bbs knows they are connected at 31200.
 DH> Whenever this user downloads a file, the log of that download indicates
 DH> his speed as 38400 which is the locked port rate that BNU is set at.
 DH> Is there anything I can do which pertains to modem configuration that
 DH> will pass the correct connect speed to the protocol driver instead of it
 DH> showing the locked port rate of the fossil driver?
 DH>  
 DH> I have gone through the modem manual and I "think" I have everything set
 DH> so that my modem will follow the remote modem and do whatever the remote
 DH> modem wants in connection with connect speeds but there is a chance I
 DH> may have missed something that I am not aware of.
 DH>  
 DH> Any input is appreciated.
It's beeen several years since I ran BNU, but I think I still have my 
autoexec file...... yep, here's how I had it set;
bnu /M- /P2 /Z3 /F+ /T=512 /R=4096 /L0=11520,8N1 /L1=11520,8N1
Both Com1 1 & 2 locked at 115200 baud. As for the connect speed, you need to 
set your modem to return the DCE connect speed, not the DTE connect speed. If 
you've got that done, then I'd say you have a software config problem 
somewhere. If your BBS software recognizes the DCE connect rate, then your DL 
protocol should also. BTW, I'd up the locked rate to at least 57600. 38400 is 
just too slow for a 33.6K modem.
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