Re: SLIP PPP

[Steve Lamb]

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On 05 Jan 1999 11:22:40 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>SLIP and PPP are two different protocols and are mutually exclusive.  SLIP
>is pretty much obsolete.

I dunno if I would call SLIP obsolete.  Less convenient, maybe.  ;)

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Re: SLIP PPP

[john]

Darko Martic writes:
> SLIP PPP

SLIP and PPP are two different protocols and are mutually exclusive.  SLIP
is pretty much obsolete.

> I would like also to connect with PPP, using script, instead of SLIP and
> to configure tone dilaling As you can see, my provider asks me for
> username and password.

Have you tried running pppconfig and then using pon and poff?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hasler)
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Elmwood, WI

SLIP PPP

[Darko Martic]

Hi !

Well, currently I'm trying to connect to the Inet using DIP, and scripts
but...
Here is my script which doesn't work well:

main:
get $local dookie.hr
get $remote 161.53.114.3
port modem
speed
19200
loop:
echo on
#init ATn1L3X3S11=70
init ATX3
dial 111222
wait 00
40
if $errlvl != 0 goto loop
wait name: 
send somebody\n
#if $errlvl != 0
goto error
#wait word: 
#send pass\n
#if errlvl != 0 goto error
#send slip
default\n
wait is 15
if $errlvl != 0 goto error
get $locip remote
get $mtu
1006
default
print SLIP CONNECT to JMU
mode CSLIP
goto exit
error:
print
SLIP to $remote failed.
exit:

I would like also to connect with PPP, using script, instead of SLIP and to
configure tone dilaling
As you can see, my provider asks me for username and password.

Re: setting up a slip/ppp server

[Carey Evans]

"Colin R. Telmer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> I have a machine that is connected to the net and want to set up a slip or
> ppp server only so that I can dial into the machine via a connected modem
> with a PDA (palm pilot) that can establish either a slip or ppp
> connection.

The IP-Masquerade mini-HOWTO should be a good place to start, to find
out about getting a pair of private addresses, and connecting to the
Internet with them even though they're not allowed on the Internet.
Also look at the PPP HOWTO, although the system it describes might not
be quite like Debian's pppd is set up.  Read the pppd(8) man page, and
have a look at the files in /etc/ppp/, like pap-secrets and
options.ttyXX.  I think the text at the top of options.ttyXX gets the
IP addresses in the wrong order, in my version anyway.

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setting up a slip/ppp server

[Colin R. Telmer]

I have a machine that is connected to the net and want to set up a slip or
ppp server only so that I can dial into the machine via a connected modem
with a PDA (palm pilot) that can establish either a slip or ppp
connection. Setting this up must be covered in a FAQ, can I assign some
kind of local ip address to the PDA when it tries to get one without
creating problems because I am connected to the internet and the address
may already be in use? Cheers.

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