how to get 128k on ISDN ?
03 February 2003, 01:35 PM
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i dont know much about isdn, and the question is from someone else.
currently running isdn on 64k. how do you get it to run on 128k? does isdn, as default comes with 128k? is it enable in the hardware or software?
currently running isdn on 64k. how do you get it to run on 128k? does isdn, as default comes with 128k? is it enable in the hardware or software?
03 February 2003, 01:38 PM
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If you're running Windows, you need to modify your Dial Up Network Connection and tell it to use 'Multiple Devices'. If you an Eicon type ISDN card, you'll have two ISDN devices appear in your list, so you can choose the 2nd one as the 2nd device to use.
Your ISP will need to support 128k on your account for this to work.
Your ISP will need to support 128k on your account for this to work.
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