Re: Dial-up Networking Through the ECS Line

For what its worth:  I'm doing this now with a client.  The modem has to 
be a decently good modem I'm told.  They configured the line for SLIP.  I 
watched him do it and it went easily.  He said the only secret was that he 
could tell it was configured properly when there was two lights on on the 
modem. 

I usually have to dial in, connect, wait, hang up, and dial in a second 
time.  No one has ever explained that to me, but its no big deal.  The 
connection is slow though.  not real slow, but slow.

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Booth Martin
Booth@MartinVT.com
http://www.MartinVT.com
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Ted Barry <TBARRY@smtpgate.centralsan.dst.ca.us>
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07/11/2000 03:34 PM
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Nine times out of ten I'm unsuccessful in dialing into our Novell network
from home.  I'm thinking about using a more direct approach.

Does anyone have any examples of how to setup dial-up networking to
make a connection on the QESLINE (ECS line)?  Is this even do-able?

I have Netmage's NS/Portfolio at home, but I could use Client Access
Express.

TIA,
  Ted
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