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[ILUG] using minicom to dial isps.

[ILUG] using minicom to dial isps.

Bernard Tyers btyers at snet.wit.ie
Thu Feb 3 19:28:29 GMT 2000


hea,

well the subject says it all.

I have installed a modem on a machine, and want to dial indigo. 
So, I went looking at the various applications.
Finally thought of using minicom. 

Can anyone help here, and tell me whats gone wrong.

OK:

open minicom.

atdt 1891110110


connect 38400

dublin-wtd01 line 82

User Access Verification

Username: name
Password: pass

dublin-wtd01>

type ppp

Async interface address is unnumbered (Loopback0) 
Your IP address is 194.125.169.15
MTU is 1500 bytes


Header compression will match your system

<then various strings of data)

then about 4/5 seconds after the connection dies and i get

NO CARRIER


i have looked thru the /var/logs/messages and haven't seen anything of
interest ....

anyine help?

thanks in advance
bernard
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...bernard..
[Bernard Tyers*btyers at snet.wit.ie*snet.wit.ie/bbt]

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