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IBM ISDN PC Card:User’s Guide
PC Card will work properly with CardWizard. The IBM International ISDN PC
Card will be supported with hot insertion, but only with cold removal. These
features are also available with SystemSoft's CardWizard 5.10 for Windows NT 4.0
after you apply the Windows NT 4.0 Registry patch described above.
Card will be supported with hot insertion, but only with cold removal. These
features are also available with SystemSoft's CardWizard 5.10 for Windows NT 4.0
after you apply the Windows NT 4.0 Registry patch described above.
Windows 2000
When connecting to CompuServe the message “?? LOGINE - Invalid entry - try
again” appears in the After Dial Terminal window, even though the password
entered is correct.
again” appears in the After Dial Terminal window, even though the password
entered is correct.
This seems to be due to a bug in Microsoft Windows 2000. Windows 2000 does not
properly store the password that is entered in Dial-Up Networking. For further
assistance, please contact either your local CompuServe help desk or the
Microsoft support desk.
properly store the password that is entered in Dial-Up Networking. For further
assistance, please contact either your local CompuServe help desk or the
Microsoft support desk.
Windows 2000 and XP
I have installed the device drivers for the IBM International ISDN PC Card in the
operating system but I only can create a connection with one B channel.
operating system but I only can create a connection with one B channel.
Please refer to chapter 11.2.4.2 (Windows 2000) or 11.2.5.2 (Windows XP) which is
titeled "Creating a Connection Using Both B Channels" for more details. If you
have not installed cFos or the CAPI port device drivers you might notice during
the set up of the internet connection that you only can select an entry called IBM
NDIS WAN CAPI. This entry is twice in the system, as each entry represents one B
channel. If you follow the instructions in the quoted chapters you can create a
multilinked connection by selecting the second IBM ISDN WAN CAPI entry. The
picture below shows how the settings should be looking like if you use the IBM
NDIS WAN CAPI device drivers.
titeled "Creating a Connection Using Both B Channels" for more details. If you
have not installed cFos or the CAPI port device drivers you might notice during
the set up of the internet connection that you only can select an entry called IBM
NDIS WAN CAPI. This entry is twice in the system, as each entry represents one B
channel. If you follow the instructions in the quoted chapters you can create a
multilinked connection by selecting the second IBM ISDN WAN CAPI entry. The
picture below shows how the settings should be looking like if you use the IBM
NDIS WAN CAPI device drivers.
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