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Subject: no ``CONNECT'' received with zoom... 
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	The latest in the saga of trying to use a generic (Zoom)
	modem is that the ppp.log shows that I never get a 
	"CONNECT" echo back from the other modem.  

	I *do* dial out; I do connect; but evidently am missing
	the handshake that would signal a CONNECT. 

	Only when I 

	# cu -l /dev/cuaa1

	  and then enter a series of AT commands am I able to 
	  dial out with ATDT<number> and connect.  

	Anyone out there have a Zoom internal card that works
	agreeably??

	Ideas? feedback?

	TIA, guys,

	gary




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