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You may just need to start the Remote Access Server service, it does not start by default.<br />
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Start &gt;&nbsp;Settings &gt;&nbsp;Control Panel &gt;&nbsp;services &gt;&nbsp;RAS Server &gt;&nbsp;Start<br />
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I have had very little exposeure to ISDN modems, but now need to set one up on a NT RAS server.<br />
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I am using a Netgear ISDN XM128, and it can dial out fine, but it does not accept any incomming calls.<br />
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Does anyone know what the problem could be, or if there is a good website that explains the basics of ISDN, and AT commands?
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I have had very little exposeure to ISDN modems, but now need to set one up on a NT RAS server.

I am using a Netgear ISDN XM128, and it can dial out fine, but it does not accept any incomming calls.

Does anyone know what the problem could be, or if there is a good website that explains the basics of ISDN, and AT commands?

You may just need to start the Remote Access Server service, it does not start by default.

Start &gt; Settings &gt; Control Panel &gt; services &gt; RAS Server &gt; Start



Netgear ISDN Modem setup

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