Take Care,
Jeff
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> From owner-portmaster-users@livingston.com Mon Nov 11 14:25 EST 1996
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> Date: Mon, 11 Nov 1996 11:09:40 -0800
> To: portmaster-users@livingston.com
> From: Technical Support <tech@inetworld.net>
> Subject: Cant get rid of USERNAMES
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> We are in desperate need of assistance for the following problem. We
> consistently
> receive six to eight USERNAMES per day using Livingston Portmaster 2e's and
> SupraFAXModem
> 288 freestanding modems. Most of the time the modems can be reset remotely,
> but many times
> a manual power cycle is required. This causes our users to get a Ring No
> Answer. Our init
> string is as follows:
>
> at&f2&w\r^OK^at&c1&d3&k3&q5s0=1m0&w\r^OK^
> Port Speed = 115200,115200,115200
> Modem control is set to on
> RTS?CTS is set to on.
>
>
> On many occasions we receive a USERNAMES that can not be cleared by
> resetting the port
> remotely, or power cycling locally. Modems and cables have been switched
> out. Room is
> kept at approx. 74 Degrees. Any suggestions in this matter would be of
> great assistance
> in helping us get this problem resolved.
>
> Thank You
>
> Ron Rosson
>
>
>
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