Take Care
Stephen Zedalis
System Administrator - Exis Net, Inc.
On Wed, 27 May 1998, Tim Hodges, Triangle Telephone Cooperative Assoc. wrote:
>
>She is using a Rockwell chipset internal modem. Here is a bunch of her sh
>sess data that
>I have had a cron job gather.
> R N
>pm1:S33 pm1-161 Modem LAPM v42bis 26400 26400 M16 0 0
>pm1:S33 pm1-161 Modem LAPM v42bis 26400 26400 M16 2 6
>pm1:S33 pm1-161 Modem LAPM v42bis 26400 26400 M16 4 10
>pm1:S38 pm1-172 Modem LAPM v42bis 26400 26400 M19 3 6
>pm1:S38 pm1-172 Modem LAPM v42bis 26400 26400 M19 4 6
>pm1:S33 pm1-151 Modem LAPM v42bis 26400 26400 M13 0 0
>pm1:S27 pm1-158 Modem LAPM v42bis 26400 26400 M20 0 0
>pm1:S24 pm1-150 Modem LAPM v42bis 26400 26400 M2 0 0
>pm1:S32 pm1-159 Modem LAPM v42bis 24000 26400 M20 0 1
>pm1:S29 pm1-165 Modem LAPM v42bis 26400 26400 M8 0 0
>pm1:S24 pm1-184 Modem LAPM v42bis 26400 26400 M4 0 0
>
>
>She is about 45000 feet from the telephone office. Her phone line is fed
>using a device called a
>REG (range extender with gain). As an experiment, I had the phone guy take
>the REG out of
>her circuit yesterday to see if possibly it would help things. I think that
>is when the
>entries from above with the high R/N's are from. It didn't help so I had
>him put the REG
>back in the circuit.
>
>Nothing else running in the background on her end..
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