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thanks for all your input :)

thanks for your reply Matt. "the modem on the xpsp2 may not have been changed, but a difference in the os may mean a difference in drivers. Enough of a difference that this particular modem had an issue." I didn't realise that a driver that allowed access from win2k machines would prevent...

Thanks for the reply. :o) I don't think the driver set theory fits(although I'm free to be pursuaded otherwise). These modems appeared to handshake successfully. The receiving modem (the one that was changed) was connected to a Win2k machine, not XPSP2. The modem on the XPSP2 computers were...

Well, I decided to just replace the hardware, Low and behold it now works. Unfortunately I'm no closer working out what caused the issue and why a remote modem stopped only SP2 computers from connecting. A mystery it shall remain. Can anyone shed any light on what might have caused this so I...

Hello, I'm new to the forums, finding them while on a mission to solve an obscure problem I'm having with XP SP2 computers and Dial Up Networking. Our company has a product that runs on stand-alone Win2000Pro computers at client sites. These client computers are contacted via DUN through a...