I cannot agree more. I installed or was called into troubleshoot at least 3
dozen BSCYNCH implementations during 1995-97. While low-end modems could be
made to work, the effort required and the ongoing attention they required
quickly ate up any savings. Ultimately, I recommended the CLEO solutions
exclusively based on the hardware quality and the experience of their
support people. Not only did they know their own products but the vagaries
of the Wal-Mart, Ford, etc., connections.
USE ONLY professional quality modems. All modems are not all created equal.
Consumer modems have no place in a data center if lights operations are
desired.
Jim Divoky, EC Solutions
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve X Lee SL" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 10:39 AM
Subject: Re: Wal-Mart Bisynch Connection
> Ryan,
>
> I've used the same setup, but with Paradyne modems many times
successfully.
> In my opinion the high end models of Paradyne, Multitech and
Motorola are
> more lights out (reliable) kind of modems and the high end of 3Com (USR
> Courier) and Hayes Optima are more consumer like modems.
>
> Regards,
> -Steve
>
> -------------------
>
> Ryan,
> We use CLEO 3780Plus with the Synccable + and an external Modorola UDS
> 3400 and
> 3600 modems. This works great on NTs, Windows, and UNIX systems. The
> Motorola
> UDS modems can even be used
> with Cleo A+ async software. Other external modems that we have
> successfully
> used have been US Robotics (one for bisync) and Multisync.
> You can get all you need with one stop shopping right through the CLEO
> corporation.
> www.cleo.com
> Good luck.
>
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