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Date: Sat, 25 Dec 1999 02:00:58 +0100
To: brian@Awfulhak.org
From: mph <mph@fabel.dk>
Subject: Callback with multiple numbers
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Hi Brian,

I finally got my ISDN TA working, dialin and callback too, but when giving 
multiple callback numbers to the m$ client then the client (in this case 
win98) shows a blank dropdown box, how should the numbers be seperated in 
the ppp.secret file. I've tried ',' and ' ' but still it was blank I only 
works with '*' or the exact number. Any idea?

Suggestion: I thought it would be nice if you could use the number 
presentation fram the isdnd or something, like not calling back but using 
the number presentated over the network by the network operator for 
security as well as dial back.
Also the admins should have the opportunity not to be called back, if I 
cancel the callback prompt at the client the call dies...

Kind regards,
Martin P. Hansen
<mph@fabel.dk>


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