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56k Modem Test

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EddieJ300 (IS/IT--Management)

11 Jun 02 14:14

Well the question is more of a where and not a how to....

To test a 56k modem that does not have a phone line pluged in you run a local analog loopback test.

ok where do you run this test?

EddieJ300
MCSE 2000

EddieJ300 (IS/IT--Management)

11 Jun 02 14:16

Well if it is different in the various flavors of Windows... I will need to know how to perform the task in all of them.

Thanks

EddieJ300
MCSE 2000

GoLdFiNgeR (IS/IT--Management)

12 Jun 02 8:31

well in 98 you can run a test in control panel, modem, diagnostics tab, and select your modem and hit more info, but i dont know about any ohter os , i have never needed to do it, i hope that is what your talking about,

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