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Problem with GPL and ISDN

3 posts by 2 people · 10 May 1999 - 12 May 1999

Peter Allnu 10 May 1999#466613
Has anybody had trouble with ISDN and GPL? I have a Hagenuk Speed Dragon, which if I speak to directly with dialup networking works fine, BUT is limited to 64K single channel. To use 2 channels I have to use CAPI modems (?) & I've tried both RVS and AVM software. They both allow access to the internet but GPL keeps throwing me out of other games, or punting all connections if I host. This is if one or two channels are up. Obviously I would like 115K to the internet (serial port limitation) as I could host more than 5 or 6 other players. Anybody got any ideas how I can improve, make the situation better? You can even suggest USB ISDN adapters if guaranteed to work! I'm in the UK if it makes a difference TIA Pete
Remco Moedt 10 May 1999#466614
Hi Peter, >Has anybody had trouble with ISDN and GPL? The only problem I have is when I try to connect to a GPL host. The connection is made, get the green button to enter the track and the chat messages of other players. I don't get the red flashing chat button, which indicate who are connected to the host. If I am connected, I have no more problems then any other. This will not help you, but maybe Randy or Eric can explain how to solve this? I use the RVS software. With 128k I can host 8 to 10. I have an USB ISDN modem, and I love it. It is badge enginered, so I don't know the manufacturer. You have to run Windows 98 to be able to use an USB modem, though. Holland here. Remco
Peter Allnu 12 May 1999#467028
If you could find out who makes the USB modem I would consider buying one. I am using Win98 so USB devices are not a problem. Regards Pete

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