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Server Environment
on: Feb 23rd, 2012, 9:25am
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I have a few questions regarding your product. I have the trial network version installed, on my main VM Host. I have tried a connection between the VM host and a VM machine, it works fine.  
I will be running at least 4 VM's on this host that require modem connectivity.  
Questions are as follows.
Can I run multiple modems, one serial and several USB modems with this product or do I need multiple licenses...or...
Will one modem service several requests from different VM's, assuming they all arent dialing at the same time
 
Thanks for the help
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Re: Server Environment
Reply #1 on: Feb 23rd, 2012, 10:41am
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Hello. Could you please specify the product you are testing?  
You are going to use only one modem at a time, right?
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Re: Server Environment
Reply #2 on: Feb 23rd, 2012, 11:19am
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Network Serial port kit 5.8
 
Im not sure about one modem at a time, is there a possibility to use more than one?
SOme of these apps dial frequently thats the reason I was shying away from using only one modem in total, but if I can only use one of those modems at a time it may defeat the purpose
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Reply #3 on: Feb 24th, 2012, 5:50am
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Thanks.
 
You can use as many modems with NSPK as you like. NSPK is licensed per installation. And as far as you have one physical host and 4 VMs you'll need 5 licenses (one license per machine). Each installed instance of NSPK supports up to 256 virtual COM ports that's why the number of modems doesn't really matter.  
The price of 5 licenses is $675 ($135 per license). If you want to test working scenario with 5 licenses prior to purchasing I can send you trial license key.
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Reply #4 on: Feb 27th, 2012, 5:01pm
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that would be great, if you can give me a 30 day trial it would be perfect, I have the modems on order and they take at least 10 days to land here, plus config and testing, 15 days wont cut it
 
I will buy all 5 licenses thats not an issue if everything works
 
thanks bud
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Reply #5 on: Feb 29th, 2012, 4:44pm
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Having some issues with my test modem
 
Ive established the connection ok between VM and server but when I fire up the actual program that dials out on the VM it says cant connect or communicate with the com port.
 
The program (yours) is off until I try dialing out, then it connects as the dialer program starts its routine, but it doesnt see the com port which is odd because it appears to open it.
 
I might add the US Robotics modem in Control panel says its disconnected.  
Am I missing something
 
Thanks
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Re: Server Environment
Reply #6 on: Mar 1st, 2012, 6:12am
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Greetings!
 
To troubleshoot this issue effectively I need more information. Please answer the following questions:
 
 
1. What operation system do you use on your physical machine?
2. What operation system do you use on your virtual machine?
3. Are you using latest drivers for USB-modem?  
4. What program do you use for dialing?
 
 
Also please provide me with description of your setup and with any other information you feel to be relevant.
 
Thank you.
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Reply #7 on: Mar 1st, 2012, 11:08am
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Physical machine Windows Server 2008 R2 64 bit
VM WIndows server 2003 64bit
latest drivers yes
The program is a time keeping system, custom.
 
Like I said, the modem on the VM does not see the com port, not sure if that helps
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Re: Server Environment
Reply #8 on: Mar 2nd, 2012, 5:12am
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Please check you e-mail. Our support manager  will contact you soon;
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Re: Server Environment
Reply #9 on: Jun 5th, 2017, 5:01am
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on Feb 24th, 2012, 5:50am, Alex_Webster wrote:
Thanks.
 
You can use as many modems with NSPK as you like. NSPK is licensed per installation. And as far as you have one physical host and 4 VMs you'll need 5 licenses (one license per machine). Each installed instance of NSPK supports up to 256 virtual COM ports that's why the number of modems doesn't really matter.  
The price of 5 licenses is $675 ($135 per license). If you want to test working scenario with 5 licenses prior to purchasing I can send you trial license key.

 
it is best solution for your solution. It will help so many people who face same issues.
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