ISP Information:
An HTML command that is used to display a single text space without a visible character in that space. The format in HTML for this is and it can be used to position text or to fool a browser into behaving like text is in a space when there is no text visible.
ISP Glossary:
NBSP - "Fernando Ronci" wrote in messagenews:d4e3407b.0404241142.6ee5d149@posting.google.com... Here are the modem logs from my last connection. By the way, the modem is a v.92 one, but the ISP's headend is v.90. I don't know if that may be the source of the problem.No, usually the modems at the ISP and your modem will negotiate to anacceptable protocol to both. My modem is V.92, and it connects withno problems to a V.90 ISP. 04-24-2004 15:29:37.281 - Respuesta interpretada: Aceptar 04-24-2004 15:29:37.281 - 38400,8,N,1, ctsfl=1, rtsctl=2My spanish is very rusty, but I took a stab at your log anyway. If I aminterpreting this right, it appears that the speed between your modemand your PC is set to low: 38400. Note: this is the port speedbetween your PC and modem, not the speed between your modemand the ISP. You can adjust this speed by going into your modemcontrol panel and setting it to a higher speed. Go to the "modem" tabin the modem properties panel and you should see a drop down listfor "maximum port speed ". Set this value as high as it will go, typically115200.HTH,Bill
|
