Martin Cerveny writes:
>
>
> On Tue, 28 Mar 2006, James Carlson wrote:
> > > Try: http://blogs.sun.com/vita78
> > CDMA isn't the same thing as ADSL, is it?
>
> Sure CDMA is not ADSL. But you can try to use the same knowledge.
> There is "some device" that send PPP protocol over USB interconnect.
If it really does present itself as a serial port, then the
configuration is straightforward. Something like this:
usb/whatever
noipdefault
noauth
noccp
defaultroute
user "yournamehere"
and then this in pap-secrets or chap-secrets:
"yournamehere" * "your passphrase"
But I doubt that an ADSL device would actually look the same as a
plain old serial port, like a CDMA telephone would. The complexity of
this project:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cp4218
seems to suggest otherwise. It actually looks like some sort of ATM
interface, which suggests AAL-5 and PPPoA.
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