by dario.ronzi » Fri, 05 Nov 1999 04:00:00
I can use kppp to connect to a server RAS.
In which manner (if any) is it possible to use the call-back procedure?
I've read I must recompile the pppd to use the CBCP, but I don't know
details.
What can I do?
thanks at all.
dr. Dario Ronzio
Monza (Italy)
by Clifford Ki » Fri, 05 Nov 1999 04:00:00
Read "man pppd" for additional option details.
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by root » Sun, 07 Nov 1999 04:00:00
> > I can use kppp to connect to a server RAS.
> > In which manner (if any) is it possible to use the call-back procedure?
> > I've read I must recompile the pppd to use the CBCP, but I don't know
> > details.
> > What can I do?
> Get the pppd source, cs.anu.edu.au in pub/software/ppp, read README.cbcp,
> then compile and install as instructed in README.linux . Then when you
> use pppd for NT RAS callback be sure you add the option "receive-all" to
> avoid ACCM (asyncmap) trouble on the callback.
> Read "man pppd" for additional option details.
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I've copied the pppd source and recompiled following the README.linux
instructions.
I've written a script like this:
But the problem is: how can I say to the NT RAS remote server MY PHONQuote:> pppd connect 'chat -v "" ATDT<phonenumber> CONNECT "" ogin: myuser word:
mypass \
> ttyS1 38400 noipdefault receive-all debug crtscts modem defaultroute
Thank you very much.
Dario
by Clifford Ki » Sun, 07 Nov 1999 04:00:00
That's for most, if not all, the ppp-2.3.x series, but at one time it
was "cbcp <ThePhoneNumber>" .
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1. callback-2.00 restricted modem access and callback
Dear Linuxers,
I just uploaded callback-2.00.tar.gz to the following ftp-sites:
ftp.icce.rug.nl - the pub/unix directory
sunsite.unc.edu - to appear in ./system/Serial
tsx-11.mit.edu - to appear in ./sources/usr.bin/Communications
Previous versions of callback (1.21) and of our dial-in-monitor (dim, 1.03)
are now considered obsolete, and are no longer supported by us.
The callback package (originally developed by Karel Kubat) allows you to
implement restricted modem-access and callback to and from your Linux-box.
For some of us this results in an acceptable phone-bill: the employer pays the
phone connection, and gets (in return) you to work until late at night from
your computer at home.
Apart from this down-to-earth argument, callback also improves security:
although there is a modem, only 'trusted' people can use it, since they're
being called back.
Compared to previous versions (up to 1.21) callback now offers extra features:
- multiple modems are supported,
- both callback and dial-in control are supported (thus making another
program of ours, dim (1.03), obsolete),
- almost everything is runtime configurable,
- users may be given selected access to callback-destinations,
- the documentation is more extensive (and hopefully: improved)
Questions/comment regarding callback 2.00 should be directed to:
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Frank B. Brokken
Phone: (+31) 50 63 36 88 (mo-fr, 9:00-17:00 MET, DST if active)
(+31) 59 03 22 23 (otherwise, until Oct. 9, 1995)
(+31) 50 403 2223 (starting Oct. 10, 1995).
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