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> I have had quite a difficult time getting my 3Com Impact IQ ISDN modem
> to connect with both channels and I was wondering if anybody out there
> could help.  I am using Red Hat 6.0

> I am able to dial and connect with one channel, but I seem to be
> getting horrible performance, and when I do an ifconfig I see that I
> am getting anywhere from 15-20% packet loss. I tried lowering the MTU
> and RTU, but no luck.  I also can not connect at all with the second
> channel.  My ISP said that for the second channel I need for the ATDT
> command to have "phone number & phone number" and that I need to use
> PAP.  It still won't work though.

> Anybody who has been able to get this modem to work with RH6 and is
> willing to help, would be greatly appreciated.

> BTW, I am using "linuxconf" to configure everything.

> Thanks in advance......

> mjk

>Somebody posted this INIT and said it worked for them...S71=1 add it to the
>connect script when you initialize the modem. The 1 is for Async-Sync PPP
>conversion. I would be interested in any steps, e.g Modules, Rpm's and
>scripts used if you get this to work. I have a client who would want this
>instead of a Cable modem solution and I don't have a 'spare' BRI hangin'
>around to test it!
>Hope it helps...

>Jeff


>> I have had quite a difficult time getting my 3Com Impact IQ ISDN modem
>> to connect with both channels and I was wondering if anybody out there
>> could help.  I am using Red Hat 6.0

>> I am able to dial and connect with one channel, but I seem to be
>> getting horrible performance, and when I do an ifconfig I see that I
>> am getting anywhere from 15-20% packet loss. I tried lowering the MTU
>> and RTU, but no luck.  I also can not connect at all with the second
>> channel.  My ISP said that for the second channel I need for the ATDT
>> command to have "phone number & phone number" and that I need to use
>> PAP.  It still won't work though.

>> Anybody who has been able to get this modem to work with RH6 and is
>> willing to help, would be greatly appreciated.

>> BTW, I am using "linuxconf" to configure everything.

>> Thanks in advance......

>> mjk

> Ok, since I am relatively new to Linux, where exactly would I but
> this?  I have been using "linuxconf" so I am not exactly sure where
> all the scripts are that initialize the modem.  If I do get it to
> work, I will let you know.

> mjk

> >Somebody posted this INIT and said it worked for them...S71=1 add it to
the
> >connect script when you initialize the modem. The 1 is for Async-Sync PPP
> >conversion. I would be interested in any steps, e.g Modules, Rpm's and
> >scripts used if you get this to work. I have a client who would want this
> >instead of a Cable modem solution and I don't have a 'spare' BRI hangin'
> >around to test it!
> >Hope it helps...

> >Jeff


> >> I have had quite a difficult time getting my 3Com Impact IQ ISDN modem
> >> to connect with both channels and I was wondering if anybody out there
> >> could help.  I am using Red Hat 6.0

> >> I am able to dial and connect with one channel, but I seem to be
> >> getting horrible performance, and when I do an ifconfig I see that I
> >> am getting anywhere from 15-20% packet loss. I tried lowering the MTU
> >> and RTU, but no luck.  I also can not connect at all with the second
> >> channel.  My ISP said that for the second channel I need for the ATDT
> >> command to have "phone number & phone number" and that I need to use
> >> PAP.  It still won't work though.

> >> Anybody who has been able to get this modem to work with RH6 and is
> >> willing to help, would be greatly appreciated.

> >> BTW, I am using "linuxconf" to configure everything.

> >> Thanks in advance......

> >> mjk