J,
Thanks for responding. What I am trying to do is simulate a dial-up
connection to a router without an external telephone line.
The first option looks to me good but I will not be able to program the AUX
port. Or am I wrong?
About the second option, can I connect the 2 modems back to back and still
be able to program the router to accept dial-up?
host-------modem-------modem------AUX (router)
Regards,
MO
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Well, I can think of a couple of ways.
The first and most obvious to me is to not use the modem at all, and just
connect the Host to the AUX port.
The second method involves using a Phone system (Key System, PBX, FXS
ports) to connect the 2 modems (You'll need 2 modems.
Host->Modem---Modem->AUX Port). If I understood wha you were trying to
accomplish I could assist you better.
J
wrote in message
news:...
> I need to connect to the AUX port using a modem. The only problem is that
I
> do not want to use an external telephone line. Is there a way to simulate
:
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> host------modem--------AUX (router)
>
> Where can I find the information?
>
> Thanks in advance.
> MO
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