> --- setlsppp.bat ---
> set lsppp=/M:at&fs7=90s11=50 /B:115200 /P:*** /U:glennmcc /d:3306298686
> rem -- change^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ to your modem settings
> rem -------- replace with your password ^^^ and^^^^^^^^ username ----
> rem ---------------------------- change to your dialup P# ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> ____________________
> That's all there is to it. ;-)
> 1,2,3... your're online with Arachne/Lsppp
(from Sam Ewalt):
>Glenn, I'm having trouble getting this to dial. The problem is the
>/d switch. I believe the first three digits after the colon are
>instructions to the program. Is that right? And only the last seven
>digits are the phone number. Correct? I'm not getting a dial tone
>before it gives up and dumps me back to the dial page. Then it redials
>and not getting a dial tone right away dumps me back to the dial
>page. And so on. The error message flashes by so quick that I can't read
>it. Something about a comma being needed. Maybe it's comma and then
>the phone number. Like this /d:,6298686
Is it a matter of not waiting for a dial tone? You can make the modem wait a
predetermined number of seconds by setting S6=(number of seconds) to the init
string. Then add W after ATDT before dialing the number. If you are dialing
3306298686 (not preceded by 1), the dialing command would be ATDTW3306298686
This is generally true for anything that dials the modem, BBS as well as the
Internet, and is not specific to LSPPP. S6 register specifies how many seconds
the modem should wait for dial tone, and W after ATDT actually tells the modem
to wait. I set S6=7.
