Hey Charles,
># /etc/ppp/options.ppp0
>modem
>crtscts
>38400
>#defaultroute
>asyncmap 0
>lock
>192.168.1.14:192.168.1.16
>proxyarp
>passive
Unless you are going to have a remote subnet behind that
PPP connection, you don't need the proxyarp line.
>Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
What does or doesn't work? Are you getting an immeadiate PPP
connection or does the user have to login and then initiate
that script?
>(DRanch: does the Trinity doc cover this? I've
>downloaded the new one, but not had a chance to check out this
>topic.)
The TrinityOS doc covers dialing OUT with Linux and how to
dial INTO a linux box for terminal access. Starting up a
PPP session once you are already dialed in is simple. Basically,
with your /etc/ppp/options file from above, running "pppd /dev/ttyS0"
should work fine!
--David
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