I have a client who is noticing the best reliability ever from his modem
when dialing over land lines, however, he is not able to connect via his
cell phone at all. I assume that this is related to sketchy support of
baudrates less than 9600. Now if it were up to me, I would not advocate
support of lower baud rates and as a long time member of this list I *have*
seen the 2400 baud discussions so please don't spam me on this. Here is the
excerpt from his email. Note that he compares connections on the pm3's to
our curent dial-up solution which is different. Thanks for any input that
can be provided. I believe the issue in this case will be: Do you support
7200/v.42bis connections?
Quoted from Jim Spitler =AD-
> Re: 777-1116, new dialup hardware. When used from Performa 6300(GV
> Platinum), modem connedted at 57.6 on every try over the last few days.
> Worked great , no problems, probably put 8-10 hrs on-line. When used from
> PB520(GV Mercury), connected at 14.4, good connection every try, logged
> totl 1hr on-line. Tried using PB520 with cell phone, could not get a
> connection, switched dial in back to 320-0753 and got usual 7200/v.42bis
> connection. Tried twice again on 777-1116 with no luck. Hope this info is
> helpful. Jim.
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