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Basic problem: programs randomly crash, especially Medal of Honor (MOHAA), but any other game or program crashes too. Every piece of hardware has been replaced, the computer has been rebuilt multiple times, programs have been un-installed and re-installed. History: - Unpacked brand-new...

Thanks for all the help, people. Running pclop:unit=klp1t2; returns this: S69038A PROGRAM CONF 98 00001218 0000937A So...if I am understanding this correctly, that means I have the patch? So why is the fault still happening?

Thanks duvel. We're using CNI80. How would I go about getting a newer version?

Sorry, what is CNI? And how do I find out what CNI I'm using?

Yes, BC9

...MNS 2549 2549 22 MDN MNS 2638 2638 23 MDN MNS 2576 2576 EXTENSION MULTIPLE DIRECTORY NUMBER DATA DIR KEY CALALT *2564 11 1 2638 22 0 GROUP DATA DIVERSION DATA INDIVIDUAL DIVERSION NUMBER: 8500 PAGING DATA END <SUDIP:DIR=2640; DIRECTORY INFORMATION...

Thanks - that's exactly what I needed! I passed it on to my user, with warning. Gotta make the customer happy. :) Thanks again!

One of my users would like to like to put an attachment on her receiver which allows the phone cord to spin freely as the receiver moves around. It helps keep the phone cord from getting tangled. I've been told that there is such a thing available, though I don't know what the name of it is...

Thanks to everyone who replied. I eventually determined that the modem was toast, as I could never get any kind of response from it. We were able to find another, better laptop that could run Windows, and used that one instead. Thanks again, I learned a lot!

Yeah, I thought about that. But given that the computer dates from 1991, with a 40 mb HD and 2 MB's of RAM, I'm thinking it's a hardware modem. I'll try an external modem though, good suggestion. It's running DOS 6.2.

Sorry, should've mentioned that originally. It's running DOS. I'll look into the drivers.

Thanks LME, that's exactly what I needed! Unfortunately, it's still not working. The BIOS lists the modem as &quot;COM1/COM2&quot;. So I set the HW to COM1 and followed the instructions. In TTY mode, when I type &quot;AT&quot; and press return, nothing happens. NOTHING. No echo, no...

It's FIOL 4/2

We would like to set up an old (very old) laptop to use as a mobile programming computer. The easiest way is to set it up so that it can dial into the switch via modem. However, it's running FIOL, and I can't find an option anywhere to tell FIOL what phone number to dial. Can anyone with...

First, a bit more information. I contacted the user and what they really want is external access. Using cat 4, this phone can only call internally. I can fix this by making the phone a cat 9 extension, which is probably what I'll do, but I'd like to know WHY cat 4 can only call internally and...

Wow, thanks ButtonIt! That helps a lot. Here's what you asked for. It makes no sense at all to me. :( <NADAP:NUMTYP=CD; NUMBER ANALYSIS DATA CALL DISCRIMINATION DATA EXTERNAL/INTERNAL NUMBER CAT 0 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7...

Can someone tell me what pair of what paramter controls whether a digital extention can make long-distance calls or not? For example, the following phone cannot make long-distance calls: CAT TRAF SERV CDIV ROC TRM ADC 4 01040401 00021202 000150000 0230 1...

Yes, that does help, ButtonIt. Thanks for the explanation... :)

Thanks, kings1! When I run that command, however, it shows that there are no abbreviated numbers set up. Which makes sense, I think, as if I understand correctly, an extention allowed to use common abbreviated dials a number, and the system adds the common abbreviated digit(s) in front of the...

I've inherited an MD110 system, running BC9, that has very little documentation. I'd like to know how many categories (CAT) have already been created and what each one of them does. I've determined that there are are 12 CATs, but I'm at a loss to figure them out. For example, CAT 1 has a TRAF...