Sorry i cannot help on that one, but try posting to the redat-ppp list
as well, you may get a quicker reply to your question (not doubting the
ability of the members on this list,just that the ppp list is dedicated
to these questions)
Mark
On 17 Jul 2001 17:45:56 -0600, M. B. wrote:
> Thanks for putting up with another newbie question.
>
> I recently installed 7.1 and all update RPMs (from RedHat update disk, thru
> 6/6/01). Kernel 2.4.2-2 I think. Everything seems to be running fine and
> I'm learning all I can (1 week now). Installed on a laptop, connected to a
> 14.4 external modem/serial port. I'm obviously not looking for high-speed
> access. Just want a basic connection at this point.
>
> The problem is this. When I connect using my other Windows 98 box, my ISP
> requires a "post-dial terminal," at which it prompts for username and
> password. I then hit F7 and the connection is complete. There is no way
> around this (on Windows), as I've been told.
>
> The question is this. How do I make my Linux system interact with my ISP
> with a "post-dial terminal" situation. I've configured KPPP to dial with
> username, password, dns#s, etc. and it does (handshake). Then it sits for a
> few minutes. I assume this is where the post-dial prompt would be. Then,
> since I can't enter anything, it quits and redials. So, the modem is
> working fine, but I need a "post-dial" interface.
>
> Short version of the question: "How do I configure Linux/Kppp to interface
> with an ISP that requires "post-dial terminal?".
>
> Of course the ISP has no idea what to do.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help. Also, I have no experience changing files
> via command line, so detailed explanations would be appreciated. Yes, I'm
> very new.
>
> --Mat Budzynski
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