Subj : Netmodem
To   : Robert Huff
From : Gary Ailes
Date : Sat Dec 07 2002 06:01 am

 RH> -=> Quoting Gary Ailes to Robert Huff <=-
 RH>
 RH> GA> Have you looked at COM/IP? Costs a few $$ but a much better product
 RH> GA> than netmodem.
 RH>
 RH> Tried Comip...speed is alot slower than netmodem...I really don't like a
 RH> 30
 RH> second delay when people connect to the bbs.

???? The only time I had problems with COM/IP was with Win98 using the built in 
fossil; once I put WinFossil in it's place it zoomed.  COM/IP and WinXP just 
live together perfectly using the internal fossil!

 RH> GA> What do you use currently for telnet?
 RH>
 RH> Right now..Synchronet...but I want to go back to Maximus...I can do so

Another option is NetFoss.  I've been beta testing it and it's improved 
dramaticly; the only current limitation is it does not support binary transfers 
but that should be implemented in the next major release.  If you want to use 
the DOS based BBS you'll need a TCP/IP front end like Argus or Manning TelServ 
(even synchronet may work) for the intitial "pick up"...  Best part, all 
mentioned is free.  www.netfoss.com

Gary
Scooby's Doo BBS
telnet://scoobys.org
www.scoobysdoo.com

.... "Home" is where the computer is plugged in!

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