> Sorry .. I dont have an answer ... but we are having the same problems.
> Users that were able to connect to our PM2's are having problems connecting
> to the PM3. We usually experiment with their initializing string and this
> seems to solve the problem ... seems as if the PM3 is less forgiving.
Not only initialization strings, but also the DUN, if using Win95... Like
disable software compression, etc etc.. also one of our users disabled
hardware flowcontrol and got it to work.. Hmmm
Otherwise, Livingston has noted that they originally did the code to spec.
Unfortunately, other modem manufacturers didn't, so they are in the
process of relaxing this strictness. If possible, waiting until June/July
for the new DSPs, then everything should be smooth.
> Along the same lines, we have situations where users who are connected to
> our PM3 will usually get disconnected for no apparent reason and this occurs
> even when they are "active" such as downloading files - most of the time it
> happens around the 3 hrs mark. We have a idletime of 30 minutes and a
> session limit of 0.
Same here... thank goodness it's my brother who has this problem... ;)
But we've also had people on for 2-3 days continuously. Must be the
strict code that hiccups or something, as it's the clone modems that most
often have this occur...
-- Aloha,Sherwood