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I trying connect two modems USB interface in Windows 2003 STD edition.<br />
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But i have a loot of probles.... Blues screens and CPU helds.<br />
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if i connect a single modem dont have probles, all begins when connect a second &nbsp;modem. The problems that present are the followings.<br />
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if I create a new connection for internet the problems appear when it tries to open the port. The modem can spend long time trying to open it. If I cancel the operation the computer helds and I must reinitiate the system.<br />
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A single a modem works good.<br />
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So I need connect two or more modems to activate RAS service.<br />
Exist a special USB Extenal modem to do this? <br />
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I am using Hayes USB external modem Accura V.92.<br />
Windows 2003 STD. edtion<br />
M. Board D865PERL.<br />
1 GB RAM Kingston.<br />
Procesor Intel 4 3.2 Ghz. Hyper T.<br />
Two USB Cards VIA.<br />
And Two Modems Hayes accura V.92 USB external. 
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I trying connect two modems USB interface in Windows 2003 STD edition.

But i have a loot of probles.... Blues screens and CPU helds.

if i connect a single modem dont have probles, all begins when connect a second  modem. The problems that present are the followings.

if I create a new connection for internet the problems appear when it tries to open the port. The modem can spend long time trying to open it. If I cancel the operation the computer helds and I must reinitiate the system.

A single a modem works good.

So I need connect two or more modems to activate RAS service.
Exist a special USB Extenal modem to do this? 

I am using Hayes USB external modem Accura V.92.
Windows 2003 STD. edtion
M. Board D865PERL.
1 GB RAM Kingston.
Procesor Intel 4 3.2 Ghz. Hyper T.
Two USB Cards VIA.
And Two Modems Hayes accura V.92 USB external. 

I trying to use two External Modems USB in Windows 2003 Server.

Networking hardware includes the physical devices facilitating the use of a computer network. Typically, networking hardware includes gateways, routers, network bridges, modems, wireless access points, networking cables, line drivers, switches, hubs, and repeaters. But it also includes hybrid network devices such as multilayer switches, protocol converters, bridge routers, proxy servers, firewalls, network address translators, multiplexers, network interface controllers, wireless network interface controllers, ISDN terminal adapters and other related hardware.