On Thu, Mar 05, 2009 at 06:00:27PM -0500, Marcus Watts wrote: > Didier Wiroth <dwir...@gmail.com> writes: > ... > > Mar 5 22:43:01 406334G chat[9395]: send (ATZ^M) > > Mar 5 22:43:01 406334G chat[9395]: expect (OK) > > Mar 5 22:43:01 406334G chat[9395]: TZ^M^M > > Mar 5 22:43:01 406334G chat[9395]: ERROR^M > ... > > Unfortunately these AT commands are chinese to me, > ... > > Wow, people don't know modems anymore.
Yup, I've never had to deal with them much either. The first time I ever had to configure something that talks AT was with UMTS. I still don't know how I managed to get it going back then, and when I tried again recently with a different modem and ISP I couldn't get it to work anymore (I got no IP from them in the IPCP session for some reason, just DNS servers). The basic every-day networking skillset in my world involves wireless and VPNs, not modems. I still know some people my age who know this stuff though, so not all is lost just yet, don't worry :) Stefan
