How to test a modem for caller ID support

Posted by nonenas on Feb 9th, 2008
2008
Feb 9

For most MODEMs, the string AT#CID=1 or AT+VCID=1will enable Caller ID. 

If these fail try :

  • AT#CID=2
  • AT%CCID=1
  • AT%CCID=2
  • AT#CC1
  • AT*ID1

When you try this AT commands in a terminal program, the answer you should receive is OK.

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List programs connected to the internet in Windows

Posted by nonenas on Jan 16th, 2008
2008
Jan 16

A free and easy way of viewing all the processes that have established a network connection in Windows XP  is  the following :

 

  •  Press Windows start Button
  • Select Run
  • Type cmd and press Enter
  • Then type: netstat -ab and press Enter

If you wait a couple of seconds you will see:

All network connections, their local address, the address that they are connected to, their state, the process id of the connected process, the name of the process and possibly dll files  that the process use.

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What is a trunk interface?

Posted by nonenas on Jan 8th, 2008
2008
Jan 8

Trunk allows aggregation of multiple network interfaces as one virtual inteface. All the network interfaces that configured to be single trunk will receive traffic from all attached ports.

A good description and example of creating a trunk interface can be found at:

 

http://geek00l.blogspot.com/2005/12/bond-interface-for-openbsd.html

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