Hello everyone,
I have just started wandering around in Redhat Linux 5.
Apparently somewhere deep down in its gut is a program hidden to assist in
getting an internet dial-up going.
Can anyone help me into the right direction, or point me to the right Howto?
Regards and thanks,
Paul
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Paul Kater wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I have just started wandering around in Redhat Linux 5.
> Apparently somewhere deep down in its gut is a program hidden to assist in
> getting an internet dial-up going.
> Can anyone help me into the right direction, or point me to the right Howto?
>
Um.
I have managed to get things working :) +/- 7.40 kbs
the solution was to remove the initialization string
from the chat script. it appears that the 'modem'
accepts only one 'AT' string from the chat script.
this is my working chat script;
'ABORT' 'BUSY'
'ABORT' 'ERROR'
'ABORT' 'NO CARRIER'
'ABORT
Jake Colman wrote:
>
> > "James" == James Michael Keller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> James> On 15 Jun 1998, Jake Colman wrote:
> >> What about if I am using the RH style of 'ifup ppp0' to manually start
> >> a ppp link?
>
> James> Yeah, I don't see why setting up p
I had a similar problem. Turned out that my modem's init string wasn't
right. The "ATZ" which netcfg was using as a default didn't quite cut
it. I called my ISP and they sent me some to try out and one of them
worked.
-Chris Lea
SLP wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I ve got couple of questions :
> 1. Whe
Hello !
I want to make a ppp connection between my RH4.2 system and other Win95
system.
For this I want to install a ppp server on my system and to use a serial
cable for the connection.
1)Is it possible to NOT use a modem for this ?
2) My system is part of a network, so how can I do this without
> "Leslie" == Leslie \"Buddy\" D Lott writes:
Leslie> I believe you can setup multiple connects and just type 'ifup pppX'
Leslie> where X is the number of the connection. I got ppp running using
Leslie> the ppp-on scripts and never messed with ifup so I am not totally
Leslie>
> "James" == James Michael Keller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
James> On 15 Jun 1998, Jake Colman wrote:
>> What about if I am using the RH style of 'ifup ppp0' to manually start
>> a ppp link?
James> Yeah, I don't see why setting up ppp0 as ISP1 and ppp1 as ISP2
Jam
On Mon, 15 Jun 1998, Jake Colman wrote:
> > "Leslie" == Leslie \"Buddy\" D Lott writes:
>
> Leslie> It depends. If you are using diald then I don't now. I have had
> Leslie> probelms using diald with multiple connections.
>
> Leslie> if you are using a connect script (I am usin
Hello,
I ve got couple of questions :
1. When i run minicom, my modem dials, I get to my Isp( it gives me my
dynamic ip..etc) and then some ascii characters (garbage)..then 3 mins
later, I get NO CARRIER. My isp has no clue of the problem and they re
certainly right cause on my win95 partition, th
Hi,
I ve edited a connection script file /ppp-connect in my root directory as
follow:
pppd connect 'chat -v"" "AT&F1" ""ATDTmyisp_number
CONNECT""ogin:my_username word:my_password" /dev/ttyS3 38400 modem
Then I did chmod +x ppp-connect (still in the same root directory).
But when I execute ppp-co
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