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Problems with dialup and "outside lines"
Hullo all, any help here is much appreciated. I'm in a university hall of residence that isn't networked (!) and I need to sort dialup out to connect from my room. The problem is that the phoneline in question has an odd dialtone for internal calls that pppd doesn't recognise as a dialtone, and the "proper" one only comes on after you key in a security code. So whenever I try to dial in, I get "NO DIALTONE". I've tried mucking around with the modem by using the terminal in Kppp, but with no luck. It doesn't seem to want to start dialling a number until I type in "ATDT", but that checks for a dialtone, which of course then fails.
How do I get the security code in before checking for a dial tone and dialling in? P.S. ppp worked fine at home, so it's nothing wrong with my set-up in terms of tools, modules etc. |
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"ATX0" will shut off busy detection (actually some more stuff too). also look for a "X1" or "X3" in the init string to remove it or it could override your settings.
you can make the modem pause using a comma in your dial string, each will be 0.5 sec iirc. so you dial string is: atdt<code>,,,,,<number> or to make sure you override all other settings: atx0dt<code>,,,,,<number>
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Thanks, I'll give it a go.
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