before i start please excuse any typos i just got ten stiches in my
forarm a few days ago so i can only type with one,
my question is regarding connection process to internet,
i'm trying to connect my laptop to the network at my university via a
serial cable on ttyS0,
things are a bit complicated because there is no modem, but the network
uses pap auth just like a regular dial up connection
Ihave spent a great deal of time trying to get it to work, i have a null
modem cable which i think works good because when chat initiates the
modem it returns "ok"
but chat quites saying there is no dial tone,
But what i really want to know is how the authentification process takes
place,
here is an example of a regular connection over the modem
at what point in the connection process does the PAP take place, if I
knew that information i could bypass all arguments relevant to modem and
initiate a PAP exchange directly, I was told that the authentication
works exactly same for dial as for serial cable???
Thanks in advance
TURBO
:)
Apr 20 16:49:45 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO pppd[1213]: pppd 2.3.8 started
by root, uid 0
Apr 20 16:49:46 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: abort on (BUSY)
Apr 20 16:49:46 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: abort on (ERROR)
Apr 20 16:49:46 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: abort on (NO
CARRIER)
Apr 20 16:49:46 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: abort on (NO
DIALTONE)
Apr 20 16:49:46 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: abort on (Invalid
Login)
Apr 20 16:49:46 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: abort on (Login
incorrect)
Apr 20 16:49:46 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: send (ATZ,^M)
Apr 20 16:49:46 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: expect (OK)
Apr 20 16:49:47 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: ATZ,^M^M
Apr 20 16:49:47 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: OK
Apr 20 16:49:47 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]:
-- got it
Apr 20 16:49:47 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: send (ATDT6776678^M)
Apr 20 16:49:47 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: expect (CONNECT)
Apr 20 16:49:47 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: ^M
Apr 20 16:50:06 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: ATDT6776678^M^M
Apr 20 16:50:06 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: CONNECT
Apr 20 16:50:06 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: -- got it
Apr 20 16:50:06 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: send (^M)
Apr 20 16:50:06 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: timeout set to
5 seconds
Apr 20 16:50:06 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: expect (~)
Apr 20 16:50:06 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]:
31200/ARQ/V34/LAPM/V42BIS^M
Apr 20 16:50:08 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: ~
Apr 20 16:50:08 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: -- got it
Apr 20 16:50:08 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO chat[1214]: send (^M)
Apr 20 16:50:09 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO pppd[1213]: Serial connection
established.
Apr 20 16:50:09 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO pppd[1213]: Using interface
ppp0
Apr 20 16:50:09 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO pppd[1213]: Connect: ppp0 <-->
/dev/modem
Apr 20 16:50:12 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO pppd[1213]: Remote message:
^F
Apr 20 16:50:12 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO kernel: PPP BSD Compression
module registered
Apr 20 16:50:12 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO kernel: PPP Deflate Compression
module registered
Apr 20 16:50:15 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO pppd[1213]: local IP
address 149.99.231.37
Apr 20 16:50:15 kernel_hacker_aka_TURBO pppd[1213]: remote IP address
149.99.230.254
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