At 21:49 9/20/2003, you wrote:
Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote:
You are right, I want 24/7 because my provider allows it. I run "demand"
because that is the only way I know to make the thing dial, then redial
if dropped, and keep the connection up always. If there is a better way
to get 24/7 and auto-redi
Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote:
You are right, I want 24/7 because my provider allows it. I run "demand"
because that is the only way I know to make the thing dial, then redial
if dropped, and keep the connection up always. If there is a better way
to get 24/7 and auto-redial, I have not found it. Any su
At 12:23 9/20/2003 +0800, you wrote:
Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote:
2. When I do issue a "pppd demand call terra", sometimes it
dials instantly and sometimes it sits there for a few minutes (one,
sometimes three, sometimes five) before actually dialing the modem.
Where could this wait time poss
Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote:
2. When I do issue a "pppd demand call terra", sometimes it
dials instantly and sometimes it sits there for a few minutes (one,
sometimes three, sometimes five) before actually dialing the modem.
Where could this wait time possibly be coming from? I've read
_ever
I have succeeded in getting my RHL 7.3 and RHL 9 boxen to use an external
ISDN modem made by Aethra (www.aethra.it) for use with Telefonica's "Terra"
service in Guatemala. It acts just like an analog Hayes-compatible, just
had to get the modem strings right.
1. The comma
Hi,
i don't know how to install my TAS106H ISDN PCI CARD in linux red hat 8.0.
Please help me!!
What i do?What procedure?
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I 've install isdn modules,but i don't known type ,irq and io of my isdn card.
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Hi,
I try to run hylafax with an Fritzard (pci) on Redhat 8.0.
Anyone of you knows a place with a good howto?
Regards,
Benne
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Greetings, somewhat of a Linux newbie, trying to get this TA working so
I can dialup over our ISDN line. It's a external Terminal Adapter, USB
or Serial, however, the place I'm dialing into only accepts 64K (V120)
connections, how exactly do I specify that?
Once it will dialup, I'
Hi,
I have a isdn modem on a com, I'm using it but I want to know whether
it's possible to see if it's going at 64k or 128k since both are
supported by tel line...
Thanks
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Hi,
i have an external isdn modem (Tintoretto from Digicom) and it's linked
to a com port. I was not able to install it and to configure an internet
connection, when I try to use the hardware browser the window collapses.
I have a rh 8.0 and using gnome. How can I do?
Thanks..
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Hello,
I need help.
I installed 8.0 and I want to connect to the internet with an isdn ta
(Zyxel Omni Net LCD plus) using kppp (I use kde as window manager).
THe problems are:
- the connection works, but anytime I close kppp, I receive an error
message like "KDEInit could not launch 'k
In the past, internal ISDN cards have been very problematic for Linux. I don't
know if things have changed. The best solution for Linux is to use an external
ISDN TA that connects to your computer via Ethernet. Linux will accept most
Ethernet NICs while its support for internal or USB IS
Hi folks,
It's a long time (RH4.0) since I looked at ISDN.
How easy it it these days to install a Teles 16.3 ISDN card and configure it
for dial-on-demand use?
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I need to configure two cards, two Elsa ISDN cars into the same box.
The first card has irq=5 and io=0x260
The second card has irq=10 and io=0x360
I tried to configure them into /etc/modules.conf but I couldn't, can anyone
help me?
Luis Miguel Cruz Miranda.
CCNA - Systems Administrator
Bruno Negrao wrote:
>Hi all,
>I want to buy an ISDN adapter/modem to use in my redhat linux 7.2 or 8.0.
>I searched in the Red Hat compatibility list for a ISDN device but I found
>only two entries:
>- Dayna Communications - CommuniCard E x86-based
> Community Knowled
Hi all,
I want to buy an ISDN adapter/modem to use in my redhat linux 7.2 or 8.0.
I searched in the Red Hat compatibility list for a ISDN device but I found
only two entries:
- Dayna Communications - CommuniCard E x86-based
Community Knowledge Network Device/Controller Red Hat Linux 7
- Dayna
Newbie alert...Managed to get everything
else to work just diddly, apart from the isdn. Pulled out the BT Speedway card
(pci) replaced with a Diva Pro (pci) alleged to work under linux. Like hell does
it!!!
Any recommendations for a KNOWN TO WORK WITH LINUX
isdn adaptor/modem??
Many
Hi,
does anyone know where i can find a howto/doc or something else, how i
configure an AVM B1 Controller to connect to the Internet ?
thanks
Alex
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have You a answer of your problem? I have the theme!
Regards
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Check out this website, it helped me get my ISDN working.
http://www.wurtel.demon.nl/i4l-howto-uk.html
I do however have an internal Fritz!PCI v2 card. Hopefully, it will
help.
Mike
On Tue, 2002-01-22 at 04:17, Graeme Jensen wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can find information ab
I have been doing that for about three years now. I run a wirless ISP.
Blows DSL and Sat right out the waves.
Subscribe to the isp-wireless mailing list. You'll find all sorts of
good help.
I would recommend FH for roaming but thats my opinion. DS will go 10Meg
were FH is about 1.9Meg, but F
I've got a project on my plate that will involve taking two
Inmarsat M4 satellite telephones, MUX-ing them together, and using the
resulting 128KBps connection as a gateway for four laptop computers.
(It's a literacy program and the idea is to have a portable 128K
connection for fo
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>Does anyone know where I can find information
Thanks to all those who've helped. I can get a connection, it seems as if
the settings were all correct, but the connection is quite slow. The
Terminal Adapter has a speed of 15000 but connects at 64000. You would
think this should make for a faster connection but using it on windows is a
lot fa
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Mike Squires wrote:
>Check out this website, it helped me get my ISDN working.
>
>http://www.wurtel.demon.nl/i4l-howto-uk.html
I just realized I never followed up on my question to the original
poster, I'm sorry ... start by grabbi
Check out this website, it helped me get my ISDN working.
http://www.wurtel.demon.nl/i4l-howto-uk.html
I do however have an internal Fritz!PCI v2 card. Hopefully, it will
help.
Mike
On Tue, 2002-01-22 at 04:17, Graeme Jensen wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can find information ab
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>Does anyone know where I can find information about configuring an ISDN
>Terminal Adapter for REDHAT 7.2. Is Red Hat not compatible with such
>peripherals?? I have actually got it to connect once but couldn'
Does anyone know where I can find information about configuring an ISDN
Terminal Adapter for REDHAT 7.2. Is Red Hat not compatible with such
peripherals?? I have actually got it to connect once but couldn't get back
on again, despite not changing the settings. Have been messing around wit
Hi Chris,
> How can I stop the error message "modprobe: Can't locate module ippp1",
> as it seems to work correctly.
Not sure if I can be of much help, but can you tell us what your
/etc/modules.conf looks like?
Bye,
Hi,
I've got ISDN dual bonding working correctly, however in the logs I get
the following:
isdn_net: ippp1 connected
modprobe: Can't locate module ippp1
iPPP-bundle: minor: 1, slave unit: 1, master unit: 0
How can I stop the error message "modprobe: Can't locate module ip
Hello.
I have running redhat-7.1 with kernel-2.4.9-12. The linux box is
connected to the internet via a router and dsl.
I have addionally an isdn adapter (fritz pci) in my linux box.
Sometimes i must connect to an isdn dial-in server that is not
reachable over internet. I tried to create a
Hi pinguins:
I need information about ppp over ISDN.
I have a Creatix S0 ISDN card (it's don't Plug and play), runing in
RedHat 7.0.
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I have a laptop with Linux. I also have a Teles pcmcia ISDN card. During
boot the card is reconized by the system. It wants to load the kernel
teles_cs module.
I do not have it. Does anyone uses this card also with Linux? How did you
install it?
Warm regards,
R MOes
Netherlands
I am trying to set up my Linux box to use my PacBell ISDN with ppp.
However, everytime I connected to PacBell, my modem hangs up before any
authentication is performed. Can you help me? Thank you.
Alvin Leung
Smoke me a kipper.
I'll be back for brea
On Wed, 09 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> JA> Netgear RT338 ISDN *router*. It's very easy to set up. As far as
> JA> linux is concerned it's on the net 24/7. It's got a sort of firewall
> JA> built-in if you do NAT (Network Address Translation.) I use one at
>
Hello John,
Tuesday, August 08, 2000, 16:43:50 zulu time, you wrote:
JA> Netgear RT338 ISDN *router*. It's very easy to set up. As far as
JA> linux is concerned it's on the net 24/7. It's got a sort of firewall
JA> built-in if you do NAT (Network Address Translation.) I
On Mon, 07 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> Hello redhaters and redhatesses :),
>
> I need an ISDN modem recommendation - never dealt with this before.
> I have implemented several cable firewalls without any significant
> difficulties.
>
> the small company i am employed wit
Hello redhaters and redhatesses :),
I need an ISDN modem recommendation - never dealt with this before.
I have implemented several cable firewalls without any significant
difficulties.
the small company i am employed with is required to have ISDN access
per a Government contract they
Hi Michael,
> > The system recognizes on bootup that I have it connected to com1 (RS232
> > connection. not using USB) and I have compiled ISDN into the Kernel.
>
> You do NOT need ISDN compiled into the kernel.
Yup, I told hi
On Mon, Jul 10, 2000 at 06:58:36PM +, Frank Carreiro wrote:
> I am running an ISDN 3com ISDN TA Pro with Red Hat 6.1. Downloading 6.2
> today just in case it's a 6.1 issue.
> The system recognizes on bootup that I have it connected to com1 (RS232
> connection. not usin
I am running an ISDN 3com ISDN TA Pro with Red Hat 6.1. Downloading 6.2
today just in case it's a 6.1 issue.
The system recognizes on bootup that I have it connected to com1 (RS232
connection. not using USB) and I have compiled ISDN into the Kernel.
However when I start up the service
Does anybody know where I can download a good isdn tutorial
for RH6.2 ??
Hi Frank!
> When I try to startup
> the ISDN service I get a message that the resource is busy. Tried
> following the howto's and have created the modules (running Kernel
> 2.2.12 and compiled ISDN as a module). Looking at upgrading to 2.2.15
> (hope
On Tue, 6 Jun 2000, Frank Carreiro wrote:
> Ok.. Having some trouble with my ISDN installation...
Try getting the isdn4k-utils and isdn-config packages from 6.2.
LLaP
bero
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Ok.. Having some trouble with my ISDN installation...
Just got the thing and it works fine for Windoze. When I try to startup
the ISDN service I get a message that the resource is busy. Tried
following the howto's and have created the modules (running Kernel
2.2.12 and compiled ISDN
I suggest you use an external ISDN modem. It will
look to your system just like any other modem, and
it will work fine. I had that working in 5.3 very
nicely. Something else crashed the system, and I never
got it back.
From: Frank Carreiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hi Frank,
> I used to use ISDN before cable access came to my area. I used the
> Netopia ISDN external modem. I can conferm that the Netopia and the 3Com
> you described ( if it's the Imact IQ external ) work great for either
> single or dual channel ISDN connecti
What about Cable?
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Subject: Linux and ISDN modems?
I'm looking to purchase an ISDN modem for my Linux system. I already
checked and my ISP supports it.
I'm looking to purchase an ISDN modem for my Linux system. I already
checked and my ISP supports it. I'm thinking of getting the 3Com ISDN
modem (runs around $200). This is my first venture into the world of
ISDN. Anybody make this work? I'm hoping to minimize my downtime a
I have an ISDN line and am about to purchase a 3-com Courier-I modem.
How do I get ppp (Linux 2.2.14 - RedHat 6.1) to use both b-channels,
I think this is Multi-link PPP. Is it just a matter of sending some
AT commands in my pre-connection chat script or do I need a special
version of ppp
> >- depmod gives an error: modprobe: error reading ELF header: No such file
> of directory.
>
> Have you tried specifying a full pathname?
> /lib/modules/2.2.12-20/misc/hisax.o
When I try 'depmod /lib/modules/2.2.13/misc/hisax' I get the message:
modprobe: error reading ELF header: Success
>
>
>- depmod gives an error: modprobe: error reading ELF header: No such file
of directory.
Have you tried specifying a full pathname?
/lib/modules/2.2.12-20/misc/hisax.o
Rather than doing a modprobe manually (or automatically in
/etc/rc.d/init.d/) it may be better to load it with all the other mod
Hello,
I have installed a RH6.1 distro and am trying to install a Teles HFC-S ISDN
card now. I can get the card working by loading the module at the prompt,
giving a 'modprobe hisax', but the module is not loaded at boot. I have
checked the /etc/rc.d/init.d/isdn file and it contain
I'm sorry to be completely off topic, but I have tried the
3Com site without result. Does anyone out there have the
setup software for a (US Robotics) Courier I-modem ISDN
with V-Everything external adapter, and if so would you
kindly send a copy to me? Thank you very much. --doug
..
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Hi Tobias,
> I'm wondering if there is someone on the list who could give me advice
> in bringing up the isdn-thing; I did configuration on the files (like
> the docs say) but somehow I am not able to connect. (Using RH 6.1)
I didn't made it on my machines yet, but a foun
do you get assigned local and remote ips? check this on the log. if not
you're doing something wrong
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Date: Tuesday, November 23, 1999 12:01 PM
Subject: Fw: 3com isdn ta problems
Hi All, newbie here
Hi All, newbie here,
Do any of you have any insight on setting up pppd
with this modem? Linux recognizes it just fine, I set it up with both RP3, and
Linuxconf as /dev/ttys0. It connects just fine, but Netscape and Lynx both
refuse to acknowledge the connection. I checked /resolve.conf and i
Hi All, newbie here,
Do any of you have any insight on setting up pppd
with this modem? Linux recognizes it just fine, I set it up with both RP3, and
Linuxconf as /dev/ttys0. It connects just fine, but Netscape and Lynx both
refuse to acknowledge the connection. I checked /resolve.conf and i
Hi!
I'm wondering if there is someone on the list who could give me advice
in bringing up the isdn-thing; I did configuration on the files (like
the docs say) but somehow I am not able to connect. (Using RH 6.1)
Thanks in advance
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Hi All, newbie here,
Do any of you have any insight on setting up pppd
with this modem? Linux recognizes it just fine, I set it up with both RP3, and
Linuxconf as /dev/ttys0. It connects just fine, but Netscape and Lynx both
refuse to acknowledge the connection. I checked /resolve.conf and i
Art Stine wrote:
> On Sun, 28 Jun 1998, RTS wrote:
>
> > For use in a PC under Win95 what do you think the best ISDN terminal
> > Adapter would be for either 64k or 128k dialup??
> >
>
> I've had very good luck with my USR (now 3Com) Courier I-modem on both
&
On Sun, 28 Jun 1998, RTS wrote:
> For use in a PC under Win95 what do you think the best ISDN terminal
> Adapter would be for either 64k or 128k dialup??
>
I've had very good luck with my USR (now 3Com) Courier I-modem on both
Linux and Win95.
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For use in a PC under Win95 what do you think the best ISDN terminal
Adapter would be for either 64k or 128k dialup??
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Frank Benenati wrote:
>
> I am about to move into an appartment complex with ISDN connectivity. I do
> not have any experience with ISDN, and I am still a rather green Linux user
> (Redhat 5.0). I would like to eventually set up a web and mail server on a
> linux box, using this
>>>>> "Frank" == Frank Benenati <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Frank> Can someone suggest :
Frank> a) a good ISDN modem.
I like the ADTRAN XRT. There is a newer model out now with a similar but
different name. Go for an external modem unless you pl
> Can anyone help with a configuration issue for a RedHat, ISDN and
> I-modem setup?
>
> I had this configuration working for several months flawlessly until my
> ISP changed routers and now I cannot figure out the proper
> configuration. It will not authenticate properly.
I am about to move into an appartment complex with ISDN connectivity. I do
not have any experience with ISDN, and I am still a rather green Linux user
(Redhat 5.0). I would like to eventually set up a web and mail server on a
linux box, using this ISDN connection. I would also like to connect
Can anyone help with a configuration issue for a RedHat, ISDN and
I-modem setup?
I had this configuration working for several months flawlessly until my
ISP changed routers and now I cannot figure out the proper
configuration. It will not authenticate properly.
Anyone let me shoot some email
I am attempting to setup My Zyxel TA128 ISDN adapter on my linux
machine at home (redhat4.1 kernel 2.0.27). I have the ISDN adapter
installed and working properly. I have the same script that i used
with my analog modem that i'm using with a few modications (DIaling
string, init string,
On Fri, 22 May 1998, Matt Housh wrote:
> now. My current ISP uses Ascend, anyone got a suggestion as to a specific
> Ascend ISDN modem?
Well, for home use you pretty much have two choices, the Pipeline 25 or
the Pipeline 15. The 15 is a pure terminal adapter and uses your serial
port jus
On Thu, 21 May 1998, William T Wilson wrote:
> On Thu, 21 May 1998, Matt Housh wrote:
> > Not a specific redhat question, but here goes. Can some people
> > recommend to me a good ISDN modem/router for Linux that's relatively
> > affordable? Even an internal mod
At 08:18 AM 5/22/98 -0500, you wrote:
>
> Thanx for the input. I mentioned a router because my old gateway
>box didn't have fast enough serial ports. But I've got a faster box as GW
>now. My current ISP uses Ascend, anyone got a suggestion as to a specific
>Asce
Thanx for the input. I mentioned a router because my old gateway
box didn't have fast enough serial ports. But I've got a faster box as GW
now. My current ISP uses Ascend, anyone got a suggestion as to a specific
Ascend ISDN mo
On Thu, 21 May 1998, Matt Housh wrote:
>
> Not a specific redhat question, but here goes. Can some people
> recommend to me a good ISDN modem/router for Linux that's relatively
> affordable? Even an internal modem would be ok, although I prefer
> external? Also, wher
On Thu, 21 May 1998, Matt Housh wrote:
> Not a specific redhat question, but here goes. Can some people
> recommend to me a good ISDN modem/router for Linux that's relatively
> affordable? Even an internal modem would be ok, although I prefer
Get the same brand that your
Not a specific redhat question, but here goes. Can some people
recommend to me a good ISDN modem/router for Linux that's relatively
affordable? Even an internal modem would be ok, although I prefer
external? Also, where is a good place to find ISDN/Linux info? I've
browsed th
hUnTeR wrote:
> Tried that...a problem with that is that the sh script doesnt like & and
> gives me an error
You're probably going to get this many times...Oh, well. The backslash is
the answer, but simply use it before the ampersand:
ATDT14408561010\&14408561010
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hunter,
if it helps any im using ppp 2.3.3-4 and mine works. By the way what firmware
are you using in that impact?? Also do you have any tollsaver features enabled?
I cant understand why your not getting both b channels using this init string.
Hun
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. I used to just su to root and fire ppp up with the ppp-go shell
script. Originally from pppsetup, a nice little command line front-end
that writes a script to connect you, worked well!!
Last nite, as a test, i hooked the ISDN modem back up to the win95
machine and after going thru the 3COM setup
hUnTeR wrote:
> Scott -
>
> Tried that...a problem with that is that the sh script doesnt like & and
> gives me an errorcan this be replaced simply with a \ ? Like dialing
> two numbers with the ATDT such as ATDT14408561010&14408561010 would
> become ATDT14408561010\14408561010 ?? Would tha
On Wed, 13 May 1998, hUnTeR wrote:
> Scott -
>
> Tried that...a problem with that is that the sh script doesnt like & and
> gives me an errorcan this be replaced simply with a \ ? Like dialing
> two numbers with the ATDT such as ATDT14408561010&14408561010 would
> become ATDT14408561010\144
Scott -
Tried that...a problem with that is that the sh script doesnt like & and
gives me an errorcan this be replaced simply with a \ ? Like dialing
two numbers with the ATDT such as ATDT14408561010&14408561010 would
become ATDT14408561010\14408561010 ?? Would that work?
Michael Weiner
hunter,
try this init string
at&fs60=64s71=1s80=1
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RCE an init string to FORCE dual channel it doesnt seem to
> start to sync. (init string would be AT&F1S60=64S61=2S70=0S71=1S80=1)
>
> Could you do me a huge favor and CHECK your end to see if there is a
> problem with the isdn, i remember when we first started doing this that
&
Thanks to all who responded to my Dual-channel bonding ISDN issue, I
apppreciate all the suggestions. I managed to get the dialer, et al,
working, but still dont have the two channels. The ppp-on,
ppp-on-dialer, options, and pap-secrets files were all created and setup
accordingly, but to no
e.
I have personally used the 3com this way and achieved the bonding of both b channels.
I currrently use a Farallon Netopia ISDN modem which is virtually a clone of the 3Com.
That init string is at&fs60=64s71=1s80=1 which may also work in the 3Combut since
the firmware for the two models i
stopped working for my
3ComImpactIQ ISDN external modem. So I used netcfg to set this up again,
and now i can only get a single channel. I went to a webpage concerning
dual-channel bonding in linux (http://www.cdc.net/~scottk/isdnbond.htm)
and tried to use the init string for the modem suggested. B
I run the 3ComImpactIQ ISDN external modem, and LOVE it. Easy to set up
and easy to configure for ppp
Michael Weiner
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This is a great modem, I have been using one for the last 1 1/2 years
with out a hitch. I can't testify for its Linux usage as mine has been used
for NT/95 & beta 98 use, but the modem itself is great.
Jeff
Anybody know anything about this one?
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On 23 Apr, Paul Fontenot wrote:
> Does anybody have experience with the Motorola BitSurfer ISDN Modem?
>
>
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Yes. A year ago I was using minicom to run one of those. It works
fine at 115.2K N-8-1. Unfortunately it's impossible to get "bonded"
128K as the PC ser
Anybody know anything about this one?
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Does anybody have experience with the Motorola BitSurfer ISDN Modem?
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Does any one know whether Hylafax is supported over
ISDN using a Teles card?
Hans Feringa
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Help !
I am relatively new to linux and I'm trying to get my ISDN adapter and a
PPP connection to work. How ?
If somebody has achieved this could they mail me to let me know how.
Many thanks.
Lee
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