When two modems are
connected via a leased line, it is similar to connecting
2 PCs by a cross-over cable. These two machines
are transparent to the PCs, so you don't have to
have a modem driver.
Steps: Settings for the MODEM: |
| 1. |
Load
the factory profile (default settings) for "leased
line" connection (#3, #4 for 2WLL; #7, #8
for 4WLL). |
| 2. |
Change
Protocol: "Protocol"->"Protocol
Type" to "Auto MNP/V42". |
| 3. |
Set
Data format: "Config DTE"->"Data
Format"->"Async" |
| 4. |
Set
flow control: "Config DTE"->"Flow
Control"->"RTS/CTS" |
| 5. |
Set
DTE speed: "Config DTE"->"DTE
Speed"->"38400"(assuming you
have set your RAS to 38400) |
| 6. |
Settings on NT: Install modem
by adding "Dial-Up
Networking Serial Cable between 2PCs" in the
Standard Modem menu. |
| 7. |
Setup this null-modem to "Dial-out" and
set RAS speed to match the DTE speed of the modem. |
| 8. |
Dial from "Dial-Up networking" to
connect to a remote modem. |
