Hi All,
If you want to use modems all you need to do is plug the telphone line from one to
another. On full duplex (4 wire) modems cross over the middle 2 pin with the two
beside them. (on an 8way connector (RJ45) ping 4 & 5 with 3 & 6 on a 6way connector
(RJ11) 3 & 4 with 2 & 5).
Why use modems at all why not a null modem cable.
Just a thought.
Teunis
Hobart, Tasmania
Australia
On Sunday, February 25, 2001 at 07:00:46 PM, Timothy Metz wrote:
> I've done this with two modems and two computers... not trying to show my
> age but I connected a Kaypro 2X and a Commodore 128 through their respective
> modems at 300 baud ;-) Pretty big feat back then...
>
> Tim
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> > Sent: Sunday, February 25, 2001 3:50 PM
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> > Subject: Dial-Up Experts...
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> >
> > Hey All- is there a way to simulate dial-up without going through the =
> > Telco (i.e. point to point, using no dial tone). I'm practicing CCIE =
> > labs & have a few with dial scenario. I wondered it I could do a call =
> > back without tying up two phone lines, say a modem off of my 2509 =
> > connected to another modem @ Aux of another router.
> >
> > Any advice would be greatly appreciated...
> >
> > Thanks
> > Phil
> >
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