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On Tuesday, December 24 1996, Eric Tam wrote to John Piper ...
JP> In my experience with 33600 modems (USR and Rockwells), I've never
JP> personally managed a 33600 connect. I have connected Courier to M34F,
JP> Courier to Courier, generic Rockwell to M34F, yet I've never managed
JP> 33600. I've also never seen inbound 33600 connects. 31200 seems common,
JP> as does 28800.
ET> I think you may need to do something with FrontDoor. You can try to
ET> connect me because I always have users connect me at 33.6k
It has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with FrontDoor. It is a line and
phone exchange related issue, not a software configuration problem. In any
event, I will crashmail you now to see what sort of connect I can achieve.
[Five seconds later]
+ 10:22:47 Calling Remote Linked BBS, 3:712/330, 02-9541-0870
= 10:22:53 RINGING
= 10:23:09 CONNECT 31200/ARQ/V34/LAPM/V42BIS
+ 10:23:12 Remote Linked Communications, 3:712/330
Pretty much what I expected.
John (japp{at}mpx.com.au)
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