John Aldrich wrote:
> On Sat, 30 Oct 1999, you wrote:
> > >%_Hi all!
> >
> > I'm having trouble setting up my ISDN Terminal Adapter so I can connect to the net
>.
> > I did a search and found isdn4linux but from what I understand that only works
> > with internal TA's. I have an external TA, a ZyXel omni.net plus. Any ideas?
> >
> > /LasseLu
> >
>
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> Please ditch the HTML posting. It doesn't look NEARLY as nice in
> HTML-ignorant email clients like mine. :-)
> Second, I just went to Zyxel's web page and took a look at that
> system. They say it works under "Unix" (Linux should work as well
> then.) See if they have a version of their software for Linux. Also,
> I'd suggest since you went with a serial-based ISDN T/A, that you
> invest in a serial port capable of 256k/sec in order to get full
> capability out of your T/A. If all else fails, open up a Minicom
> session and see if you can talk to the machine directly that way. The
> nice thing about MY ISDN T/A is that it's ethernet based and I can
> just telnet to it to set it up. :-)
> Finally, if all else fails, hook it up to a Windows box, set it up
> that way and then plug it back into your Linux box. You should
> probably (just guessing here) pretend that it's a standard analog
> modem as far as PPP is concerned.
> Good luck!
> John
I have an Motorola BitSurfer Pro (external ISDN) and it works great with the KPPP
dialer.
just treat it as a regular serial modem and all should be well.
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Joseph S. Gardner
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Kirby Co., Cleveland, OH
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