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Does anyone know the proper dip switch setting on USR Sportster modems for dial-up into Cisco router AUX ports from Hyperterm? I am preparing to attach 33.6 and 56K Sportsters modems to Cisco 3800 series routers.<br />
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Does anyone know the proper dip switch setting on USR Sportster modems for dial-up into Cisco router AUX ports from Hyperterm? I am preparing to attach 33.6 and 56K Sportsters modems to Cisco 3800 series routers.

Thanks !

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