LTXtech hacked?
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#30
X2 or KFlex or V90? (US Robotics or Lucent/Rockwell or 3COM/USR)
Sorry, bad old modem jokes...
AT+MS=k56,0
AT-V90=0
And old modem initialization strings for maximizing the connection. I can't remember any X2 strings- the 2 above are for KFlex and V.90. First one asks the remote terminal to negotiate KFlex @ 53,300; the second says give me V.90 protocol at the handshake or close the connection without handshake...
Sorry, bad old modem jokes...
AT+MS=k56,0
AT-V90=0
And old modem initialization strings for maximizing the connection. I can't remember any X2 strings- the 2 above are for KFlex and V.90. First one asks the remote terminal to negotiate KFlex @ 53,300; the second says give me V.90 protocol at the handshake or close the connection without handshake...
#33
X2 or KFlex or V90? (US Robotics or Lucent/Rockwell or 3COM/USR)
Sorry, bad old modem jokes...
AT+MS=k56,0
AT-V90=0
And old modem initialization strings for maximizing the connection. I can't remember any X2 strings- the 2 above are for KFlex and V.90. First one asks the remote terminal to negotiate KFlex @ 53,300; the second says give me V.90 protocol at the handshake or close the connection without handshake...
Sorry, bad old modem jokes...
AT+MS=k56,0
AT-V90=0
And old modem initialization strings for maximizing the connection. I can't remember any X2 strings- the 2 above are for KFlex and V.90. First one asks the remote terminal to negotiate KFlex @ 53,300; the second says give me V.90 protocol at the handshake or close the connection without handshake...
#35
^^^ serious? How about some black ops if we on this subject. Hacker must have been A mustang owner,lol and I am in progress to get certified for being a "ethical hacker", counter measures and security prep.
#36
Ha ha... I knew that but couldn't resist. Worked for a dialup ISP after I quit wrenching in 1999. The entire customer base got bought by Earthlink in early 2002. We went along the coastal region from Kentucky to Mississippi (Duro Communications > CoastalNet). Lots of NC users will remember them east of Kinston.