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From: "Lanny Baron" <lannyb@cybertouch.com>
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  Hi and thankyou for taking the time to read this mail :-)

  I run an Internet Provider Service in Toronto, (actually,we are the 
primary TUCOWS in Canada) . We operate with NT v.4.0 and have a 
machine which runs FreeBSD. 

  My problem is, that I would like to set up 1 modem to answer calls 
so that people who don' t have tcp/ip protocols installed on their 
machines, would be able to download a file (e.g. trumpet winsock). I 
can't fiqure out how to configure the modem and the unix box to make 
the above workable.

  Hopefully, someone who reads this can help me out.

  If you do reply please send mail to me directly at 
lanny@cybertouch.com.

Thanks again for reading this and for any help which you may offer!
Lanny