rlogin via modem
Jeffrey A. McCright
jmccright2 at home.com
Fri Oct 26 06:15:10 CDT 2001
I can answer the second part of this. If you are using a hayes compatible
modem (most are) then you will want to set the modem to autoanswer mode. To
do this, you need to run a terminal emulator such as miniterm. Type
+++ATS0=1 and hit enter this will instruct the modem to answer on the first
ring, +++ATS0=2 to answer on the second ring, etc... Next, you will want
to save this configuration to non-volatile memory. This is accomplished by
issueing the command +++AT&W which saves the configuration to the first
(and default) modem configuration. This will allow you to cycle the power to
the modem without losing the settings. As to setting up a getty on the modem
port, Someone with more experience than I will have to help you with that.
HTH,
Jeff McCright
-----Original Message-----
From: Ray Hanes [mailto:high_tech_hanes at yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 11:40 PM
To: kclug
Subject: rlogin via modem
I want to be able to dial in to one RH linux machine and rlogin to
another. I have multiple versions of RH from 6.2 to 7.1.
If anyone could tell me how to set this up I would appreciate it also on
the recieving end of this I want the machine to automatically answer.
If anyone has any ideas they are appreciated.
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