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04-21-2001 03:36 AM
04-21-2001 03:36 AM
modem on L2000
Dear all,
I'm in a process of configuring a 56.6kbps serial external modem on L2000 server. Can any body pls. help me wherei nedd to connect the modem and what is the way to configure it.
thanks
Bhavin shah
I'm in a process of configuring a 56.6kbps serial external modem on L2000 server. Can any body pls. help me wherei nedd to connect the modem and what is the way to configure it.
thanks
Bhavin shah
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04-21-2001 03:56 AM
04-21-2001 03:56 AM
Re: modem on L2000
Hi
i m sending you the cookbook to how to config
and install a modem on a l-class
if it will not help you please notify us.
i m sending you the cookbook to how to config
and install a modem on a l-class
if it will not help you please notify us.
love computers
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04-23-2001 10:59 AM
04-23-2001 10:59 AM
Re: modem on L2000
Bhavin ,
In case you donot have a 8 PORT mux card the easiest way to do it is to use the UPS port or the remote console port . In SAM look for the devices , genreally it will /dev/tty0p1 and tty0p2. Connect the serial 9 port cable to this port and the other end goes to the modem . Then go to /etc/uucp and edit Devices file . Uncomment the the direct file type or add the following :
Direct tty0p2 - 9600 direct\D
ACU tty0p2 -9600 ps_mt1432_tone
Then u are all set to use the modem.
Use cu -l /dev/tty0p2
to dial out.
Infact you can also connect it to the console port too ( but you will not want to do that ).
Manoj
In case you donot have a 8 PORT mux card the easiest way to do it is to use the UPS port or the remote console port . In SAM look for the devices , genreally it will /dev/tty0p1 and tty0p2. Connect the serial 9 port cable to this port and the other end goes to the modem . Then go to /etc/uucp and edit Devices file . Uncomment the the direct file type or add the following :
Direct tty0p2 - 9600 direct\D
ACU tty0p2 -9600 ps_mt1432_tone
Then u are all set to use the modem.
Use cu -l /dev/tty0p2
to dial out.
Infact you can also connect it to the console port too ( but you will not want to do that ).
Manoj
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