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In article <912046694snz@michaels.demon.co.uk>
           4ms2u$ms@michaels.demon.co.uk "Michael Salem" writes:

> Is it possible in any way to get the DIS suite for DOS to run via 
> ISDN?

I thought that I had answered this recently, but perhaps not in this
group.  I'm using KA9Q/2 with ISDN, through something called cFos/2 which
makes it appear that one has a "modem" (that just happens to connect at
64000bps/HDLC/PPP magically:-)

TTBOMK, assuming that your ISDN card has a CAPI implementation that runs
under DOS (the Teles is one that has, I think) then you could arm
yourself with the DOS version of cFos and do something similar.

cFos is shareware, registration cost (after 45 days evaluation period)
is DEM60.

Of course, the above is a more than somewhat convoluted way of going
about things.  Under OS/2, I have a dial-on-demand ISDN system that
provides a full TCP/IP stack.  Moreover, this stack is also available in
a DOS box (although I haven't the faintest inkling of the API to either
the OS/2 or DOS stacks).  Therefore a cleaner approach would be to
install a driver "shim" (under either flavour of KA9Q) and "attach" that
device instead.  Can anyone point me towards a suitable "driver"?

[xp'ed to d.i.s.os2]
-- 
Brian {Hamilton Kelly}                                         bhk@dsl.co.uk
      "You're one of the very rare few who can argue ad hominem, ad absurdum
       and ad nauseam simultaneously...worse still it looks like you want to
       carry on ad infinitum..."               WPSM on alt.config 1998/06/27