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тАО04-26-2000 08:35 PM
тАО04-26-2000 08:35 PM
External Modem
I've been asked to fit an external modem to a HP K Class 9000 [HP Release
B.10.10] unix host. The host has an HP 9000 Core I/O card that has a 25 pin
female port labeled 'EXTERNAL MODEM'. Can anyone give me some advise\guidance
on how to complete the work as I have no documentation available.
Many thanks,
Glenn
B.10.10] unix host. The host has an HP 9000 Core I/O card that has a 25 pin
female port labeled 'EXTERNAL MODEM'. Can anyone give me some advise\guidance
on how to complete the work as I have no documentation available.
Many thanks,
Glenn
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тАО04-27-2000 01:41 PM
тАО04-27-2000 01:41 PM
Re: External Modem
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тАО04-28-2000 12:01 AM
тАО04-28-2000 12:01 AM
Re: External Modem
Hi,
The K Class server's core I/O card has an internal and external modem
connection. The two external ports still have the same hardware address and you
will not be able to run both.
If you are looking for more details send me an e-mail.
The K Class server's core I/O card has an internal and external modem
connection. The two external ports still have the same hardware address and you
will not be able to run both.
If you are looking for more details send me an e-mail.
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тАО04-28-2000 12:01 AM
тАО04-28-2000 12:01 AM
Re: External Modem
Hi,
The K Class server's core I/O card has an internal and external modem
connection. The two ports have the same hardware address and you will not be
able to run both.
If you are looking for more details send me an e-mail.
The K Class server's core I/O card has an internal and external modem
connection. The two ports have the same hardware address and you will not be
able to run both.
If you are looking for more details send me an e-mail.
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