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I have two ISP accounts and I've set them up with linuxconf (RedHat 6.0).
For ppp0 I edited the Expected/Send sequence and I connect OK.  But for
ppp1, this ISP does not pass Login: and Password: prompt upon modem
answering.  To debug, I use minicom to dial up (ATDTXXXXX), when it gets
through the ISP sends some packets of binary characters as if those I get
after I enter ppp.  The ISP's helpdesk is helpless - they don't even seem to
know Linux.

Liu Chung Ping

Quote:>I have two ISP accounts and I've set them up with linuxconf (RedHat 6.0).
>For ppp0 I edited the Expected/Send sequence and I connect OK.  But for
>ppp1, this ISP does not pass Login: and Password: prompt upon modem
>answering.  To debug, I use minicom to dial up (ATDTXXXXX), when it gets
>through the ISP sends some packets of binary characters as if those I get
>after I enter ppp.  The ISP's helpdesk is helpless - they don't even seem to
>know Linux.

REad
http://axion.physics.ubc.ca/ppp-linux.html
To find out exactly what they want and how to give it to them.

Quote:> Hi everybody,

> I have two ISP accounts and I've set them up with linuxconf
(RedHat 6.0).
> For ppp0 I edited the Expected/Send sequence and I connect
OK.  But for
> ppp1, this ISP does not pass Login: and Password: prompt upon
modem
> answering.  To debug, I use minicom to dial up (ATDTXXXXX),
when it gets
> through the ISP sends some packets of binary characters as if
those I get
> after I enter ppp.  The ISP's helpdesk is helpless - they
don't even seem to
> know Linux.

> Liu Chung Ping

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