We run into this problem every now and then on our PM30s. The latest
was with a Pakard Bell with a 14.4 voice/fax/data modem. The driver
was corrupted and had to be reinstalled. We figured it out on our own
as Packard Bell told us our 'software' was bad!
John
> Date: Tue, 22 Apr 1997 16:30:35 -0500
> To: portmaster-users@livingston.com
> From: Craig Brown <craig@blueriver.net>
> Subject: computer not answering in 95
> Reply-to: Craig Brown <craig@blueriver.net>
> I've been having a problem lately with Win 95 dial-up networking connecting
> to a PM-3. What happens is that the client will dial, the modems will
> handshake normally and then 95 will pop up an error message that "the
> computer you are dialing is not answering". It's not incredibly widespread,
> and all the customers that are having this problem on the PM-3 do not have
> the same problem dialing into our old analog modem bank. Both our analogs
> and PM-3 are on CT1s. Has anyone else experienced this problem or does
> anyone have any suggestions for where to start for debugging it?
>
> I personally think it's a 95 problem, as occasionally the problem can be
> cured by either creating a 2nd dial-up connection and connecting with that,
> or by deleting the modem driver and reinstalling it.
>
> Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!
>
> Craig
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