Re: USR 5699B Win Modem and W2K Power Users not happy
From: satterwhitkl (satterwhitkl.17aoap_at_mail.webservertalk.com)
Date: 06/03/04
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Date: Thu, 3 Jun 2004 15:28:12 -0500
Did you ever resolve this problem? I am experiencing the exact same
thing with a very similar set up but with a guest account (I am only
using administrator and guest accounts on these PCs) Please let me
know if you have found anything that works for you!
Erik Blank wrote:
> *I have over 50 US Robotics 5699B V.92 Win modems deployed=20
> in remote locations that our state is using for remote=20
> login connections and general internet access. These=20
> modems are installed in Windows 2000 systems with PIII and=20
> PIV processors, AGP video cards, 20 gig HD's (with our=20
> build, these are only about =BC used), and 128 MB of RAM.=20
> The problem comes when using the V.92 drivers with the=20
> modem from a "power user" account on the local machine. On=20
> initial login to the local machine it will allow the user=20
> to dial out to either the local ISP or our WAN access=20
> servers, but after a disconnect command is sent, the modem=20
> returns an error in the 3cmlink.exe program. At this=20
> point, the user is forced to log off of the machine before=20
> it will allow them to dial out again
>
> Note that they do not need to REBOOT, only log off.=20
>
> This problem does not occur if the user is a local admin=20
> on the machine. When logged on as a local admin (either as=20
> administrator or as a user with admin rights) the modem=20
> performs properly allowing the user to dial, disconnect,=20
> dial again, disconnect and then connect to any of our=20
> established dialup accounts.=20
>
> If I replace the V.92 drivers with their 56K drivers, the=20
> modem WILL allow power users to perform consecutive=20
> dialups, but this driver has it's own set of problems. (It=20
> will occasionally return an error saying that the modem is=20
> no longer present requiring a re-boot.)
>
> I have been pulling my hair out for the last four months=20
> trying to resolve this problem. I have called USR and=20
> spoken to their (very reluctant) tech support personnel.=20
> After a successful test call to their server using=20
> HyperTerm their diagnosis was that the modem was working=20
> properly and any issues that I had at this point should be=20
> brought up with Microsoft! (grumble)=20
>
> In further testing, I have set permissions at the=20
> directory level to give all power users full controll of=20
> the System32 folder and all sub folders. I have gone into=20
> the registery and set permissions for any instance of=20
> 3cm*; USR; and Modem to give power users fuill control.=20
> This STILL gives me an error on disconnect when logged on=20
> as a power user, but NOT when logged on as local admin.
>
> HELP! PLEASE! *
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