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It shows how much technology was held back from us to make sure we bought old stockpiles first.

I have one of those cards in a very old Toshiba laptop from 2003

Very nice. can you share your config for those that want to replicate this setup?

I have a Sierra wireless MC7350 card in a dell vostro 1400 ! And a EM 7565 in my dell latitude 5480

SOLDER. It has an L in it. Not sodder

I have a bunch of Sun equipment to sell. Some new in box software and parts, cpl sunblade 150 workstations, enterprise 450 cpu module, some other stuff. I'm not super knowledgeable about it all.

I think I had that exact PCI card for my laptop back in the day. I think it was an Acer? Maybe and Asus? Anyway, it brings back memories. Bad ones. Stuff was so much harder to deal with then. It was the same nonsense as now where Microsoft would have to plug some security hole and push out an update, but then you'd boot your computer up and sometimes peripherals didn't work. Then you'd spend the next couple days waiting until the manufacturer pushed out an updated driver. I do miss Windows 7 though. If you got a machine like that thinkpad with some decent hardware it was just snappy as hell. Microsoft should have just done iterations of 7 to add functionality and left it alone. I think we'd all be better off right now.

Even though I had internet from the early days (95ish), it still seems weird the modem was connected directly to the PC - I can't even remember what port it connected to?? I got 512kbps cable broadband in the UK around 1999 and that was a separate cable modem into a Netgear router which then fed into mine and my brothers PCs. Good times.

I’m shook that those big antenna connectors are just adapters to the little internal ones 😭

Some of these use mini pci. Not mini pcie (although occasionally more modern ones will) mini _pci!_

I miss the modem dial and negotiation speech.

In one of your older videos you asked if somebody knows about how to disassemble cisco 7200. So i found this video on youtube ua-cam.com/video/MGL6gNKJk9Q/v-deo.html

why can't you set the dial peer to use the VKO card for output instead?

Can you do this with hdtv?

I have seen Cisco's 16 port modem module and I have used the module in past years for about two years. Modem ports can be used also through TCP ports. Each modem has its own TCP port number. The modem connection can be established remotely using TCP ports and a computer. The connection is then between the computer and the Cisco modem port. 👍

i remember using dial up back in late 90s on c64

Memories😊

Man, I watch your videos religiously. You make me want to make impulsive and foolhardy eBay tech purchases that would make me very happy, and drive my partner mad. ❤️ I can’t speak for the exact firmware chip without a model, but from my experience of many, MANY other ICs, it will likely be that the pin needs to be set high to disable a certain feature. Given the nature of the chip, it’s probably something like a clear/reset function. [Meaning to say that it won’t be a matter of the IC requiring two different voltages.]

Wow. This stuff is pretty cool. I've seen some Cisco stuff for sale cheap and was thinking about buying some to play around with. Makes me think I should have a crack at it. Subbed for the journey.

I know for a fact this Laptop works with Windows XP. But yes installing it can be a pain in the ass with some versions.

I'm sad to say ICQ (I Seek You) messenger is finally being EOL'd in 6 days 26.06.2024

You need to have all the modems in a hunt group so all your devices can dial the same number and they will be connected to whichever modem happens to be free.

This stuff is just making me want to make a dark web phone network which is probably not a great idea.

Device Manager Hardware click on it proverties look for VEN_XXXX DEV_XXXX Vendor is the vendor name like Intel and DEV the identify which device is is, you find most drivers with that on google

I don't think you need to roll the pairs on a telephone line. They are bidirectional Tip/Ring not TX/RX. The analog signal from the line and the handset is mixed at each end by a transformer (the "hybrid"), so all you're doing is inverting the polarity of the signal. I believe that's technically wrong, although I would be surprised if most, if not all, telco equipment is made to tolerate reversed lines without degrading service, so it probably works "fine" anyway. Still, unless I'm mistaken, you don't need to do that, and shouldn't, just to ensure everything gets the signal polarity it expects. Oh, and if you install a new set of Keystone jacks, why not punch down the pairs on separate RJ11 jacks, rather than use a breakout cable? :-D

Cisco's IOS Telephony functions can get really complex for sure.

The FXS/FXO convention seems 100% backwards to me. FXO really should be a port that provides dialtone and battery -- because it's the "office" side of the wire, while FXS should be the station device -- the phone. But, IIRC, the nomenclature is backwards because it refers not to what the port _is,_ but what the port _connects to._

why are you so hesitant to damage something that is useless

I love Cisco stuff 😍😍😍

The fact that this channel still has only 34.5K subs is a contender for the dumbest thing I've seen this month, and with my work environment, that's *really* saying something.

not in that router... cuz I own one... its handy for puttind dd wrt on though :-)

Intel added a math co-processor to correct the floating point error and they swapped out chips to help facilitate the cpu replacement.

FYI: Windows 3.11's setup utility has a very similar option to this, if you wanted to give it a spin.

Brings back a lot of memories from when I was a kid. Don't forget to set your HDD jumper to Master ;)

Delightfully silly.

Can you actually call people?

yes - some feet fell out of a few of the ones i have seen.

10:55 yes please if able to

Any intrest in a Nortel business phone system?

Code man Bro

I remember these! An old laptop I had came with these!

Don't worry I didn't see that... :)

It would be hilarious if you can use one of those older routers to upgrade it to wifi-6

People have no idea what they take for granted. I remember when dialup first came out and they would disconnect you, no matter what you were doing, after a couple of hours. Several ISPs would just cut you off for downloading too much in a 24hour period and you would have to wait until the next day. Now your internet is just on and people are so used to it just being there, they don’t know how to act when it doesn’t work, like their life is incomplete because they can’t get online…and I say all this while posting a comment on a UA-cam video online. 🙄 FWIW - I used to run the network for a metal fabrication shop, yes the shop was networked, and we had two shops, one in Nashville and one in Waco, connected with a T1 and terminal server. Those Cisco routers were my nemesis, we had a 99% guaranteed uptime T1 that went down weekly, until we switched providers and then it was rock solid…which was baffling because it was the exact same lines, nothing changed except who we paid. I hate technology.

as a CCNP Voice and RS its funny to see people messing around with my daily business. I was the admin for a leisure company running resorts with small huts, we had cabinets full of this stuff, we even run our own DSLAM and Docsis system. Those stuff is cheap available on european ebay.

I'm a 34 year old Dad and Husband. I'm currently studying for my certs. I just want to say that since I discovered your Channel, having your videos on in the background has helped me study. It's not even the nostalgia, but the atmosphere your style of video gives off. No yelling or overreacting, thanks for keeping it "chill".

Thanks for the nostalgic flashback, first time i seen a pcmcia was at my cousins pad when i was in elementary school