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Often, when there is a problem with the Mwave modem, it is because the ISP is using a particular brand and model of a digital portmaster... I have looked into this extensively to know that it is a problem... but we haven't yet resolved why... whether the problem is because the technician at the ISP doesn't know how to properly set up the portmaster, whether the digital portmaster has some quirks, or whether it has more to do with the phone company... In our part of the world, it appears to be a problem between US West's peculiar way of connecting T-1's and its channelized brothers combined with the portmaster (whose manufacturer I cannot mention due to pending litigation). So you might want to determine first if your ISP connection is using a digital portmaster connected to a channelized T-1 or a regular T-1. This problem does not exist with very many modems... MWave, some Lucent Technologies, and some Logicode that I know of. It cannot be fixed, apparently, but if you can connect to a fast analog portmaster or a Courier modem, your problems will be less severe. Ray Bay Kolob Technologies > I have an MWAVE question as well. I have the Mwave 2.5 drivers and sometimes > it seems delayed or stuck especially when I'm surfing the web and I have 2 > or 3 windows open. I run the mwave only at 28.8 not even the 33.6kbps > setting. It is a very perceptible delay. In comparison, I have a PC Card > modem a USR sportster which does not have the same problem in the same > machine. Is it normal for the mwave modem to behave this way?