Re-installed my tcp/ip protocal, re-installed a 4 year old internal isa usrx 28,8 modem using an internal 28,8 pmcia driver. Configured it to connect at 9600, turned off error correction, software compression, unchecked all the other protocals except tcp/ip, yada, yada, yada.....the same stuff we used to have to do to clean up a warpy connect. I've done it before to clean up warpy connects at times, but I've never had to do it just to get connected. I was usin a usrx 56k external modem that wouldn't connect slower than 28,8 and apparently that was just too fast.
Thanx for all the help

After givin' hitech such a hard time, I guess I gotta sign up....at least for a little while

I'm curious, if I cant connect at over 9600, how are the guys with cable modem's connecting? Different protocal?
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