Re: dial up problems

"Besnik Bleta" <[email protected]> Sun, 11 Jan 2004 23:47:02 -0800 (Pacific Standard Time)
Newsgroups gmane.linux.redhat.ppp
Message-ID <400250F6.000004.00600@bs-y8zdhjxa3dgy>
 I supose I could give you a hint, as I had a hard time until I get my odem
work under RH 7.3. 
Put your modem in a Windows machine and from the Settings=>Control
Pannel=>Phone and Modem Options, highlight your modem. Click Properties,
then Diagnostics, and here click Query. After Query finishes, you'll see
some information under bar "Command| Response" Copy those because you'll
find there the commands you need under Linux, some of them at least.
Now put your modem back on Linux machine and start "RH ppp dialer " or the
other one "RH ppp configuration" (or something,  I'm not quite sure about
the name.)
When configuring here use as much as the information you got from Windows,
especially those regarding initializing commands.
You can find RH ppp under "Internet" menu.
Write back again if you need somethin more specifik, but remember to tell
what the machine says to you, ie what kind of error.
best regards
besnik 
 
-------Original Message-------
 
From: [email protected]
Date: Sunday, January 11, 2004 13:21:13
To: [email protected]
Subject: dial up problems
 
Please help me i am having a problem getting a all my modems to be 
recognised and configured by redhat linux. Is there some special thing i 
need to do.
Also is there a list of hardware that linux recognises.

How do i solve hardware conflicts.

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