Connections seem to be easier for our HCF users. Also, disconnects seem to
be less. Looks like good code, ( Thanks code group!)
Only problem I have had was from Sega Dreamcast users. They cannot connect.
Lucent modem team is working on a fix. If you have any problems, you need
to call in, get a ticket, and work with them. Lucent / Livingston support
is still one of the best I think. Cisco is at the top also.
Hope that helps. No specific details or printouts ; )
Randy Sigler
Ziggycom Online
----- Original Message -----
From: Michael Brennen <mbrennen@fni.com>
To: <portmaster-modems@livingston.com>
Sent: Monday, October 25, 1999 8:57 PM
Subject: Re: (PMOD) Feedback on ComOS 3.9B22?
>
> I have no specifics since I upgraded last night, but I can report that
> at least no one called because they could not get on or because
> service degraded. I upgraded from the latest 3.8.x, as LT seems to
> have dropped 3.8 altogether.
>
> -- Michael
>
> On Mon, 25 Oct 1999, Brad Martin wrote:
>
> > The list has been relatively quiet about the results of using ComOS
3.9b22
> > as it regards modem issues. I know what the release notes say about
what
> > has been improved. I want to know what users think. Specifically, does
> > anybody know if this new release does anything to help the Motorola SM56
> > modems (if anything can help them)? I don't know that I want to go to
the
> > beta yet. We're small, and our PM3 runs a majority of our lines; I
don't
> > want to make things worse than they are. Any thoughts? I am assuming
> > there is no way in Hell there's gong to be a ComOS 3.8something with
just
> > the new modem code? I think we've established that fact?
>
>
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