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In article <199209101655.AA06447@mozart>, SNORMO@MVS.SAS.COM ("919 Mike Oatsvall
677-8000 X7605") says:

>Netters,
>Maybe there are still some SNA type folks that look at this list.
>I'm having trouble converting a 9.6kb HDX line to 19.2 FDX. I've made
>the required NCP changes, but it does not work. I've noticed in the
>configuration guide that different line speeds/type have different
>specify codes.  Does anybody know what these specify codes actually
>mean? Is it just a way of accounting for scanner weight or are they
>physically and/or electrically different?

It was my experience that when we raised the speed of a single modem
within the bottom (lower) part of an A-LAB above 9.6 kbps that we lost
the use of top half (4 LICs).  The LAB contained ALL type 1 LIC.  As a
matter of fact, I believe that we actually had to disconnect the top 4
LICs in order to even make use of the higher speed.  (This was a test
configuration never implemented.)

/Pete
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