Thanks for the suggestion Daniel.
Although I dont use exactly the same chat commands essentially I am doing
the same thing ie. Giving my login and then my password and then I get a
prompt:
delba4>
When I try and input anything on the prompt it seems to fire-up the isp
domain name server trying to resolve the entry ?!?
(My isp does tell me not to use the dial-up terminal window in windows or
the "log on to network" in Server settings)
Now I cant get beyond the prompt.
My ppp-options are configured for dial-up using dynamic ip-address without
any PAP or CHAP as I dont think dial-up networking in windows uses it. Is
that correct ?
/dev/ttyS0
115200
modem
mtu 1500
mru 1500
asyncmap 0
icpc-accept-remote
icpc-accept-local
defaultroute
-detach
crtscts
debug
lock
noauth
idle 180
holdoff 10
I need to know how the Windows dial-up networking default chat script
works. It must be hidden somewhere on my machine but I cant seem to locate it.
Regards
Rajiv
At 10:33 AM 1/16/00 +0100, you wrote:
>Hi !
>
>>Hello everyone,
>>I am trying to dial into my ISP from a Linux Box but I need some advice on
>>how to configure the chat script.
>>My ISP expects everyone to use Windows only and has given instructions to
>>enter the username and password in the "Connect To" box under Windows
>>"Dial-up Networking". Then I dial out and it works fine with windows.
>>To figure out the equivalent ppp chat script I tried to bring-up the
>>terminal window after dialing and got the username and password prompts.
>>After entering this information I get a unix prompt. I tried typing in
>>"ppp" but that did not work. That is where I am stuck.
>>I have tried calling the ISP 24HR helpline but they dont even pick-up the
>>phone and dont answer their e-mail. They cashed my subscription check
>>though !!!
>>Can anyone tell me how Windows dial-up networking negotiates the connection
>>so I can write the chat script.
>>Thanks
>>Rajiv
>
>try the following script:
>
>#!/bin/sh
>INIT=ATZ
>PHONE=XXXXXX
>/usr/sbin/pppd connect "/usr/sbin/chat -v '' $INIT OK ATDT$PHONE \
>CONNECT '' 'ogin' XXXXX1 'assword' XXXXX2 ''" /dev/modem 115200 \
>modem defaultroute
>
>XXXXXXX - phone numberXXXXXXX1 - login
>XXXXXXX2 - password
>
>in some isp`s login is changed to ... i forgot
>try to use a minicom and you will see is that a login or ... :-)
>
>i hope it will helps
>
>greetz
>ps. did u configure your /etc/ppp/options files - its needed
>
>
>pozdrawiam
>
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