Re: ppp IP address problem

From: James Knott (bit_bucket_at_rogers.com)
Date: 08/11/03

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    Bill Unruh wrote:

    > ]I was referring to ease of monitoring an external modem, with another
    > serial ]port, so I an read all the data going by.
    >
    > Almost always not very useful.

    I guess you've never seen an RS-232 data monitor then. They can be very
    useful with this sort of problem. I used to use one, made by Hewlett
    Packard, at work several years ago. There were also some DOS programs that
    could be used on a PC for the same purpose. 

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