> > I have a customer who says for the past week she has been getting
> > disconnected quite regularly. This same machine worked fine for the
> > past 6 months no problem. When I asked her to go into her modem
> > properties and tell me what it was so I could see if there was an
> > upgrade for the drivers she tells me it just says its a lt win modem
> > v.90. She only has it set at a connect speed of 19,200. The computer
> > its in is a CTX 300 anyone know what kind of lt win modem they use?
> > And are there any new drivers for it.
>
> This should come off of the portmaster-users list.
>
> FWIW, some winmodems do not appear to pay attention to the Host->Modem
> serial speed. I have set some [ I do not remember which ] winmodems to
> serial speeds as low as 19200, and still had the Modem->Modem connection
> be established in the mid-40's.
host->modem has no direct connection to modem->modem speeds.
modem->modem is established between the 2 modems irregardless of the
serial speed set. the way the speed is limited is either by having the
client set a max ceiling or line conditions limiting the max connect rate.
host->modem is how kind of like how fast the host should send data to the
modem to send out and recieve.
BTW, I've dup'd to portmaster-modems since it's more a modem issue than a
portmaster issue ;)
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