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Can use modem for incomming/outgoing???

Can use modem for incomming/outgoing???

Post by Jonathan Ch » Thu, 18 May 1995 04:00:00




Quote:>Hello,

>Is it possible to have a modem line, eg tty1A, enabled for incomming and
>outgoing uucp and cu calls?

Yes. There's a section in the Manuals that go thru' this step by step.
It's a lot better that what anyone can tell you here.

[Although, there have been situations when the getty so thoroughly inteferes
 with the terminal device that cu could never make an outgoing call]
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