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http://store.cablesplususa.com/test-um-nt950-validator.html Here is a low end tester that works pretty good.

Thank you very much. You were a big help. Brian

One more question. Sorry I'm picking your brain. Will it auto sense the hunt group? Brian

Thanks Joe! It is an old Partner Plus. I assume the batteries are fine seeing as everything else on the system is in working order. They are not Hot swappable are they? I to power down first correct. TIA - Brian

Dumb question I know but I'm not a programming guy I'm a wiring guy. I have a customer tomorrow morning that I need to swap out a 206 EC card that apparently went bad. I have some 206 cards. My question is when I swap out the card will I have to re program the extensions that were plugged into...

I thought that cable was discontinued years ago? Last time I used it was about 6-7 years ago.

Turns out the guy had the filters in the wrong place. Thanks everyone.

Thanks. I'll give it a try. I think the only place to grab diff. ones at this point is Radio Shack.

I have a customer that has DSL. He tells me that every time they receive a fax it bumps them off the internet. If he is in the middle of an email or something he loses it. Could this be cheap or bad filters? There are filters at the fax and each PC. I know I am asking this late seeing as I have...

Heres the newest.......... I can now print from the laptop, but only if I disable the Norton firewall. I can not access files in either direction at all. I did deinstall & install the ethernet card & drivers, THANKS for the advice....

edfair - Let me try again. I didn't word it right. The Linksys card has the right drivers and works fine. When you run the the network wizard on the XP machine it takes you through a series of setups, at the end it prompts you to either "make a start up disk" or use the XP disk to load these...

I got the file from the XP disk. I ran the set up home or office network wizzard.

OK, I have searched and tried many things to no avail. Heard that before? Here's what I have. A win98 PC with a linksys network card wired to a Linksys router via a Cat. 5 cable. I get a link light and the Ethernet card shows no problems. I have a HP printer on that PC. A Vaio Laptop, running...