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Gentlemen
please tell me how you got the hsp56 internal modem to run on
sea-wolf
I have one too
-------Original Message-------
Date: Sunday, September
01, 2002 06:16:13 AM
Subject: Re: wvdial. -
mgetty or what
On Sat, Aug 31, 2002 at 06:49:14PM +0200, alexis Vasquez
wrote:
> after enormous problems configuring HSP56 modem, I
>
just get to dial my phone number.. taking a example
> for chat.(?)..
but what I want is configure almost 4
> linux boxes to :
> 1-
dial machine(1)
> 2- connect (maybe telnet)
> 3- get some
files (maybe repair a program)
> 4- close connection
machine(1)
>
> 5- dial machine(2)
> ... and so
on
>
> but I'm very confuse about pppd0, wvdial,
chat,
> rlogin, mgetty. all this stuff get me lost.
>
>
which would be the best way?.
> what should I read.?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> pd. Don't have GUI.
This is
not really related to wvdial. Machine(n) must be a ppp server. To
do
that you must run mgetty by putting a line like this in
inittab:
S0:2345:respawn:/sbin/mgetty ttyS0
assuming you using
serial port 1. Then in /etc/ppp you need to configure the
options file
and the pap-secrets file. In /etc/mgetty+sendfax you need to
configure
the login.conf and mgetty.conf files.
Look at documentation for how to
setup a ppp server to decide how these files
should be configured. I
personally favor kppp as the ppp client put wvdial
should also work.
Set up an dial acct foe each machine(n) and go for it.
Don't use telnet
though , use ssh which is more secure.
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