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Hallo Barry!

11 December 1999 17:34 schreef Barry Schofield aan All:

 BS> No, I am sorry, V.42 bis data compression is for modems. Do you

 ???? Did you ever read the CAPI documents? I do not think so. Do not
 talk rubbish like this. V.42bis data compression is also specified in
 CAPI documents. I did not succeed to connect a modem to a CAPI driver

 If you can think you can call my questions rubbish than I call your
 answers: mislead people, not aware of facts, not aware what you can buy for
 your money and a very very bad business man. Keep yourself to your sales
 and let those people who have knowledge about the stuff talk.

 BS> As to the real question V.120 and  X 75 are not used in  > 99 %
 BS> of any connections.

 B U L L .. I think you have never run a own BBS on ISDN. Did you?

 98% of the call here on my BBS are X.75. V.120 is used 1% and a user who
 does not understand asynchronous connections is using HDLC/PPP

 What about people who want to use PC-Anywhere with ISDN. What do they run?
 You suggest your customers to build a dialin system with HDLC/PPP with
 TCP/IP ..

 I am talking about BUSINESS! Not about the retail end-user market.

 What about people who want to play GAMES to each other over ISDN ..


 BS> Hardly, anyone makes connections at V.120 or X75 to IP's as these are
 BS> old analogue related formats.

 You never have been in contact with Compuserve? As I am right they are
 now testing with HDCL/PPP dialup connections in the Swiss .. But everywhere
 else you need above connections.

 BS> Put it another way ppp sync is how 99% of ISDN dumb or active cards
 BS> make their connections to their respective information providers
 BS> (IP's).

 ISDN has more functions than connect yourself to an ISP.


Tjsak....
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