That's one of the most difficult decisions we have right - get rid of the
expensive analog lines or not?
Bill Dunn
At 07:21 PM 09/27/1999 -0700, you wrote:
>Absolutely, and unfortunately yes. I've only barely started down-sizing my
>pool of analog modems because of connect problems. There seems to be no
>pattern to it either. Some ppl can't connect on the PM3 ports, so I tell
>them to try the analog hunt group and it fixes their problem. Same thing
>happens the other way around. At this point, IMHO, it's a crap shoot and I
>don't think anyone really knows what the heck is going on.
>
>Rk
>
>At 08:09 PM 9/27/1999 -0600, you wrote:
>> I've got a quick question. We're using a few PM3s running ComOS
>>3.9b12 -- we haven't run into any problems (out of the ordinary) /except/
>>that quite a few of our users with 33.6k or slower analog modems just
>>cannot connect. Their modem will negotiate for quite a while and then just
>>fail. I've seen this on 2 MWave modems and about 6 USR Sportsters. We
>>ended up creating a bank of 10 28.8 Couriers just for these poor users to
>>dial into...doh!
>> Has anyone else seen anything like this? Thanks in advance.
>>
>>--Ian
>>
>>
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