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Title:Microsoft Windows 95 ("Chicago")
Notice:Please read topics 1 to 22 before writing anything
Moderator:EEMELI::BACKSTROM
Created:Mon Nov 14 1994
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:2958
Total number of notes:19968

2822.0. "ISDN & Windows 95." by QCAV02::CHENTHIL () Mon Mar 03 1997 07:21

Hi All,

One of our Customer is under the process of developing ISDN solution
to Indian market segment.

He is developing PC internal adapters to provide a ISDN BRI access.
The card is interfaced to Windows 95 and plan to provide Internet
access thru the card using Windows 95 built-in TCP/IP stack.

They need some clarifications to meet their objective.

1) As per Microsoft's ISDN Accelerator pack for Windows 95 README.TXT
file, the package is meant for providing multiple B channel access to
Internet and for cards meeting ISDN 1.1 specifications.

Question is, what exactly are the ISDN 1.1 specifications?


2) Customer is looking at developing a TSPI for the call portion.
They need details about integrating the TSPI for dial up access
to the internet. They plan to use TCP/IP built-in Windows 95.
Customer wants to know what software needs to be developed on
their card to provide 128 Kbps access to the Internet and use
the TCP/IP stack provided by Windows 95. Customer is wants
to know the exact flow of the software for using built-in TCP/IP 
stack of Windows 95 for Internet access at 128 Kbps.


Could some one help me in giving the above details. Any pointers
or web locations are welcome.


X posted at ISDN.

Regards,
CHENTHIL

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2822.1Look for NDISWAN in the NT DDKnova05.vbo.dec.com::BERGERMon Mar 03 1997 08:105
What your customer will have to build is an "NDISWAN miniport driver" 
for his card. Look at the Windows NT DDK (yes, Windows NT, the driver 
will work for both 95 and NT).

	Vincent