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how to limit my isdn to 64

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  • 26-06-2004 5:30pm
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    -ADREN-
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    Just wondering where should the option to limit my isdn line to 64k be? At the moment it automaticaly connects at 128 and I dont want it to do that.

    Thanks,
    -Coz.


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    K!LL!@N
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    What TA you using?
    What OS you have?

    Killian


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    Morgoth
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    Yeah there's a number of ways you may need to set this.

    - If your TA/modem got installed as a single device, it may have it's own settings/control panel in which case you need to look for and disable something like "Link Enable" or "BOD" (bandwidth on demand).

    - Otherwise, if it's installed as two separate devices (i.e. one modem for each ISDN channel) then it should just be windows settings, assuming you're on win2k/xp, I can't remember what the Network stuff for win9x looks like. :E

    - If you're using a router of some sort, the first point applies.


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    joe_chicken
    Registered Users Posts: 1,287 ✭✭✭joe_chicken


    if you have more than one driver for the TA/modem...

    try connect using PPP driver as apposed to MLPPP which is dual... in 9x,2000 or XP its in the properties of the Dial Up connection


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