Baud Rate and Windows For Work Group > 19200? ???

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2 total messages Started by David Longley Tue, 23 Jan 1996 00:00

#37

Author: David Longley
Date: Tue, 23 Jan 1996 00:00

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Having just set up Remote Access I not that the maximum baud rate 
which the Courier Dual Standard USR modem is set to is 19200 bps. 
Is  this the maximum which WFWG can communicate at? Am I  missing 
some later components?

Secondly,  whilst we can get two different USR Courier modems  to 
work over Remote Access, it's a different story with an  internal 
Dynalink  v34  modem trying to link to the system set up  with  a 
Dual  Standard  USR.  Yet when the link  is  Carbon  Copy  based, 
there's no problem. Can anyone suggest why?
-- 
David Longley

Re: Baud Rate and Windows For Work Group > 19200? ???

#38

Author: John Beardmore
Date: Tue, 23 Jan 1996 00:00

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In article <822364815snz@longley.demon.co.uk>, David Longley
<David@longley.demon.co.uk> writes
>Having just set up Remote Access I not that the maximum baud rate 
>which the Courier Dual Standard USR modem is set to is 19200 bps. 
>Is  this the maximum which WFWG can communicate at? Am I  missing 
>some later components?

If it's like NT, there will be a modem.inf file somewhere that you can
edit to put in more appropriate values.


>Secondly,  whilst we can get two different USR Courier modems  to 
>work over Remote Access, it's a different story with an  internal 
>Dynalink  v34  modem trying to link to the system set up  with  a 
>Dual  Standard  USR.  Yet when the link  is  Carbon  Copy  based, 
>there's no problem. Can anyone suggest why?

Look at and configure the init strings for the modems ( in the same file
I'd guess ).

-- 
John Beardmore

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