I believe in those old units, the NMC is what determines if V.90 is enabled(?). If so, I know you can purchase old V.90-enabled NMC's for those for not much money. Look on EBay or email me off list if you can't find one. I have a 486 NMC here that is V.90 enabled, and I THINK that's all you need. - Joel -----Original Message----- From: Wayne Barber [mailto:barberw@tidewater.net] Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2003 10:58 AM To: usr-tc@mailman.xmission.com Cc: rede1@linkway.com.br Subject: Re: [USR-TC] v90 enable string Hi, your English is much better than my any other language. The equipment you purchased has long been discontinued by 3Com. When they originally came out with v.90, you needed to purchase the enable string from them. You probably need to contact 3Com to see if it's still available. At this time, they *should* be giving it away, but they don't normally work that way. Good luck. On 8 Apr 2003 at 12:10, Marcelo Tadeu Mirabelli March wrote:
Hi guys!
First of all, excuse me about my fuzzy english.
I've just purchased a used T1000 chassis, with several quad modems, a dual-pri, a netserver card and a nmc card.
The chassis is fine, is working well, only does not accept conections over 33k6. The v90 enable string is missing.
I've already tried to contact the local dealer, but they tell me that my chassis is too old and they aren't able to sell me one. Funny, isn't it? I purchased the chassis from them one week ago!
Have anyone a solution for my case?
Where I can obtain the v90 enabling string?
Thanks in advance.
-- [.........]s Marcelo Marchesoni rede1@linkway.com Sao Carlos - SP - Brasil
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