Hello All!
I have a rather unusual question, My current knowledge of NVRAM says that you 
can write to it up to approximately 1000 times. (This is with a USR/3Com) Is 
this in fact the same with other brand modems? ie: multitech (OLD 9600 baud) 
The reason I am asking, is, at work we have to dial in with this old 9600 
baud modem and the init string they force us to use writes to the NVRAM 
everytime. I brought this to the attention of level 3 tech support, who 
failed to give me an answer. We are experiencing major technical 
difficulties, and I suspect NVRAM problems. FWIW, we get connected (Sometimes 
after 10-15 tries) then it starts all over again. My insistance of getting 
into the 90's with a 33.6k or  a 56k GOOD USR modem ends in arguments 
that "we (They) cannot bump up our modem pool faster then 9600 baud."
Does ANYONE have actual technical knowledge of Multitech modems and/or NVRAM 
so that I may be armed with precise technical information to slam-dunk these 
people?
Thanks,
           Terry
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