Hello,
ppp is used when you want connect to internet via modem. i just want to
> config my modem by AT command.
> when my ppp.conf file is empty, i can talk to my modem so this config file
> do nothing what you want talk to your modem.
>
> if i want to talk to my modem by a specific speed, which c
On Sun, 2 Dec 2012 09:41:12 +0330, s m wrote:
> thanks chris
>
> ppp is used when you want connect to internet via modem.
Basically yes, but it can do more than that.
> i just want to
> config my modem by AT command.
This is _exactly_ what PPP does (among other things). :-)
Refer to the exam
On Sun, 2 Dec 2012 12:28:59 +0400
Peter Vereshagin wrote:
> Hello.
>
> 2012/12/02 09:41:12 +0330 s m => To Chris Petrik :
> sm> thanks chris
> sm>
> sm> ppp is used when you want connect to internet via modem.
>
> What if your (or someone else's) ISP use dial-back?
>
> This way ppp(8) can't
Hello.
2012/12/02 09:41:12 +0330 s m => To Chris Petrik :
sm> thanks chris
sm>
sm> ppp is used when you want connect to internet via modem.
What if your (or someone else's) ISP use dial-back?
This way ppp(8) can't be used because it's not you want to connect to internet
but internet wants to
thanks chris
ppp is used when you want connect to internet via modem. i just want to
config my modem by AT command.
when my ppp.conf file is empty, i can talk to my modem so this config file
do nothing what you want talk to your modem.
if i want to talk to my modem by a specific speed, which conf
On 12/1/2012 12:38 AM, saeedeh motlagh wrote:
> thanks Ilya for your reply. i'm using putty to connect to my modem
> and also/dev/cuauo as the config file. i can co
> nnect to my modem and it responses to AT commands that you suggest so every
> thing is ok.
>
>
> my question is: this connection vi
thanks Ilya for your reply. i'm using putty to connect to my modem
and also/dev/cuauo as the config file. i can co
nnect to my modem and it responses to AT commands that you suggest so every
thing is ok.
my question is: this connection via /dev/cuau0 can be configured, doesn't
it? and if yes, th
s m wrote:
thanks guys for your replies,
now i understand two types of connections are available by modem, dial-in
and dial-out.
honestly, i should do it for my boss and don't know what he should want
exactly to do but i am sure that he has an external serial modem and wants
to config it by AT c
Hello,
honestly, i should do it for my boss and don't know what he should want
> exactly to do but i am sure that he has an external serial modem and wants
> to config it by AT commands via a freebsd system; therefore i think our
> connection is dial-out.
>
1) Make sure your serial port and modem
thanks guys for your replies,
now i understand two types of connections are available by modem, dial-in
and dial-out.
honestly, i should do it for my boss and don't know what he should want
exactly to do but i am sure that he has an external serial modem and wants
to config it by AT commands via a
On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 13:44:18 +0330, s m wrote:
> hello guys,
>
> i want to connect my freebsd system to modem and configure it via my
> freebsd.
For doing _what_ exactly? I ask because depending on your
goal there might be different approaches neccessary:
a) dial out to connect to the Internet
b
El día Wednesday, November 28, 2012 a las 01:44:18PM +0330, s m escribió:
> hello guys,
>
> i want to connect my freebsd system to modem and configure it via my
> freebsd. i thought that i should change /etc/ttys file to set speed and
> other configuration. in order to check if i am right or not,
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