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From: gregpf@momenta.com (Greg Presedo-Floyd)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
Subject: Who has the most widely compatible modem ? ?
Message-ID: <1991Apr8.155724.20863@momenta.com>
Date: 8 Apr 91 15:57:24 GMT
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Organization: Momenta Corporation
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I would like our modems to connect to all other modems in the world
at 12/24/9600 baud and 19.2(when talking the same protocol).

I have used various modes including the T1000 and I simply want
to establish a "modem bank" for our Novell/SCO/Sun/Mac net that will connect
to 
(a) other Unix sustems
(b) PC BBSs, Compuserve, that sort of stuff.

Do I pick Hayes or Telebit ?

I get the impression most Unix sites use Telebit (we do).  Is this factual ?

Are there any pointers to articles/reviews that will help me pick a 
standard modem vendor and sort out V.32, V.2?, PEP, etc ?

I JUST WANT THE MOST SUPPORTED MODEM in both the Unix and PC worlds that
will CONNECT within the STATES *and* OVERSEES.

e-mail is OK, I'll post summary.



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Greg Presedo-Floyd
gregpf@momenta.com	415-969-3876      
Mt View, CA 94043	"America`s energy policy: Produce more oil!"