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Article #5706Re: help with dial script
From: John S. Burger
Date: Sat, 23 Mar 1996 10:17
Date: Sat, 23 Mar 1996 10:17
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On or about 22-Mar-96 08:23:35 daleburrell typed the following words about
"help with dial script". My reply is thus...
Hi daleburrell,
d> Can someone help me get my dialup script for 'PPP.device'
d>
d> I do connect now, but that all that happen.
d>
d> I think what the service want is to get started first by
d> sending 2 CR.
d> Then it ask for my 'username:'
d> Next it asks for my 'password:'
d>
d> Then finally it asks me to 1) Start PPP\n
d> 2) Telnet to the Server\n
d> 3) EXIT\n
d> \n
d> Enter Number:
d>
d>
d> __________________here_is_my_capture_____________________________
d>
d>
d> Annex Command Line Interpreter * Copyright 1991 Xylogics, Inc.
d>
d>
d>
d> Checking authorization, Please wait...
d>
d> Annex username: **********
d>
d> Annex password: ************
d>
d>
d>
d> Permission granted
d>
d> Welcome to The Internet Ramp\n
d> \n
d> 1) Start PPP\n
d> 2) Telnet to the Server\n
d> 3) EXIT\n
d> \n
d> Enter Number:
d> 3
d>
d>
d>
d> Resetting line and disconnecting.
d>
d>
d>
d>
d>
d> NO CARRIER
d>
d> __________________HERE_IS_MY_DIALUP_SCRIPT________________________
d>
d> #
d> ECHO OFF
d> TIMEOUT 3600 ; Set maximum wait time (in ticks)
d> REDIAL "BUSY" ; Redial on busy signal
d> DELAY 100
d> SEND ""
d> DELAY 50 _____________________________
d> SEND "atz" ; Initialize the modem |It seens to get stuck here.
d> DELAY 20 |I've tried WAIT "CT"
d> WAIT "K" ; Wait for the OK / and WAIT "14"
d> SEND "ATDT2539040" ; Dial /
d> WAIT "BIS" ; Wait for connect <- but still nothing happens
The WAIT command waits for a string from the modem. I dont see "BIS",
"CT" or "14" in your capture above. Do you send the two carriage returns and
then see the line "Annex Command Line Interpreter * Copyright 1991
Xylogics,Inc."? If so then instead of WAIT "BIS" do a WAIT "Connect", this is
what your modem sends when it gets a connection. Then send your two carriage
returns. You can leave the DELAY 10 in there just to let everything settle
down, but it might not be necessary. Check with a terminal program to make
sure what your modem sends when it connects. It should send the word "Connect"
at least but it may not be a capital C.
d> DELAY 10 \
d> SEND "" \
d> SEND "" |
d> WAIT "name:" ; Wait for Name: |____________________________
d> SEND "*********" ; Send your User ID
d> DELAY 20
d> WAIT "d:" ; Wait for Password:
d> SEND "**********" ; Send your password
d> DELAY 50
Don't do a DELAY 50 here, that might not be enough time in some cases. Do a
WAIT "Number:" and then SEND"1". Remember the WAIT command is case sensitive
so for example "Connect" is not the same as "connect".
d> SEND"1"
d> #END
d> _________________________________________________________________
d>
d> Please help me to get connected. you will be helping me and a couple
d> of others try this Service.
d>
d> I've go on the service by call with another COMM program and then on
d> the menu switch on 'serial quiet' then launch PPP(startnet). What a
d> hassle!
Hope this helps. If you have any more problems just email me. :<)
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