How can I set my Linux box so that I could log onto it by calling the
attached modem? Ideally, when it answers, it would initiate a PPP
connection.
Please help...
Steve
Please help...
Steve
> How can I set my Linux box so that I could log onto it by calling the
> attached modem? Ideally, when it answers, it would initiate a PPP
> connection.
Michael
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>> How can I set my Linux box so that I could log onto it by calling the
>> attached modem? Ideally, when it answers, it would initiate a PPP
>> connection.
>getty_ps should do the trick....
Regards,
>>> How can I set my Linux box so that I could log onto it by calling the
>>> attached modem? Ideally, when it answers, it would initiate a PPP
>>> connection.
>>getty_ps should do the trick....
>Mgetty should do it better. The latest beta also does the PPP
>connection automatically.
>Regards,
> I just use the agetty and change /bin/bash to /etc/ppp/ppplogin in the
> /etc/passwd file where ppplogin is the command pppd with my options.
> It works fine.
Thanks and Best regards,
Stephen
>>>> How can I set my Linux box so that I could log onto it by calling the
>>>> attached modem? Ideally, when it answers, it would initiate a PPP
>>>> connection.
>>>getty_ps should do the trick....
>>Mgetty should do it better. The latest beta also does the PPP
>>connection automatically.
>>Regards,
>I just use the agetty and change /bin/bash to /etc/ppp/ppplogin in the
>/etc/passwd file where ppplogin is the command pppd with my options.
>It works fine.
The advantage of this approach is that it works transparently with
Windows 95 clients (dial up scripting is not needed) while still
allowing terminal logins and fax reception.
Regards,
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