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From: logex@altger.UUCP (logex)
Newsgroups: comp.sources.wanted,alt.sources.wanted,comp.dcom.modems,comp.dcom.lans,misc.wanted
Subject: Re: MNP emulation software for non MNP modems
Summary: Information about the program i requested.
Keywords: MNP modems emulation software
Message-ID: <2162@altger.UUCP>
Date: 19 Dec 89 06:29:30 GMT
References: <2152@altger.UUCP>
Organization: Altos Computer Systems Munich
Lines: 43

(again), I wrote:

In article <2152@altger.UUCP>, logex@altger.UUCP (logex) writes:
> 
> I wrote:
> 
> >> Hi all netlanders:
> >>
> >> A few months ago, i requested for a program to be able to
> >> communicate with an MNP modem using a NON MNP modem.
> >>
> >> I got a reply, and i received thru email (uuencoded), an
> >> ARC file of a program to do such a job.
> >>
> >> Unfortunately, our disk crashed, and there was that file and
>> the email address of the person who send me the file.

The program i received, as i mentioned before, was for an
MSDOS machine, i had the opportunity to test it with MNP 5
modems and a Hayes 1200-B internal modem (non MNP).

I tested the program with MICROCOM and with Traiblazer 2500+ modems,
both of them with MNP..

It all worked fine, i had no single problem emulating the MNP stuff
with software.

I had received many mails, telling me that MNP is a synchronus only
protocol, i won't discuss this, but ijust want to mention that using
the modems i mentioned above it all worked fine.

The executable file was named MTE.EXE (as far as i remember).

If i receive the file again, i will uuencode it, and post it to
the net.

Thanks to all who have replied to my post.

Edward.


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