bjs@bikini.cis.ufl.edu (Brian J. Smith) (10/03/90)
Has anyone out there set up Annex II box's with Telebit's if so read on. <* Sorta Long Listing *> What we have is two Annex II's hooked to two Master Telebit Rackmounts annex-a, annex-b = port 1 = terminal ports 2-5 = TB2500 ports 6-9 = TB1000 ports 10-16 Nothing What we would like to do is set most of the lines for incoming calls I have correctly configured the Annex box's (I think). Could someone who has done this inform me of the correct settings for the Telebits and the Annex lines. These modems will only be used for interactive sessions, but I need to be able to use programs like emacs,kermit,xmodem and such that use flow control. Included is a port configuration setup for one of the ports, note that It is set up for "adaptive" mode since I have found that I can telnet to the modem and configure it with an xterm much easier than sitting at the terminal, but this will change once the modems go into operation. Second before you read the setup information, what I plan to do is hack the annex security code so that I can do a YP lookup to control access to the modems. Has anybody tried this, am I crazy for even suggesting it. ? And Last, Xylogics I must thank you I do like the the setup that you have created, now if I could just get the darn things to work the way I want them to. Nothing is different from the TB2500 and TB1000 setups but the "port speed" and the "user_name". And I have reset the TB's to their factory setups. Brian Smith ------------------------------------------------------------ echo setting serial port parameters for port 2 set port=2 speed 9600 set port=2 data_bits 8 set port=2 stop_bits 1 set port=2 parity none set port=2 imask_7bits N set port=2 control_lines flow_control set port=2 type dial_in set port=2 mode adaptive set port=2 forwarding_timer 0 set port=2 inactivity_timer 15 set port=2 port_multiplex N set port=2 allow_broadcast Y set port=2 max_session_count 3 set port=2 input_flow_control none set port=2 input_start_char ^Q set port=2 input_stop_char ^S set port=2 output_flow_control none set port=2 output_start_char ^Q set port=2 output_stop_char ^S set port=2 ixany_flow_control N set port=2 long_break Y set port=2 short_break Y set port=2 attn_char ^@ set port=2 user_name "modem_9600" set port=2 prompt "" set port=2 term_var "dialup" set port=2 input_buffer_size 2 set port=2 bidirectional_modem N set port=2 default_modem_hangup Y set port=2 location "" set port=2 input_is_activity Y set port=2 output_is_activity N set port=2 reset_idle_time_on input set port=2 cli_security N set port=2 connect_security N set port=2 port_server_security N set port=2 dedicated_address 0.0.0.0 set port=2 dedicated_port telnet set port=2 newline_terminal N set port=2 leap_protocol_on N set port=2 echo Y set port=2 map_to_lower N set port=2 map_to_upper N set port=2 char_erase Y set port=2 line_erase Y set port=2 hardware_tabs Y set port=2 erase_char ^? set port=2 erase_word ^W set port=2 erase_line ^U set port=2 redisplay_line ^R set port=2 toggle_output ^O set port=2 telnet_escape ^] set port=2 slip_local_address 0.0.0.0 set port=2 slip_remote_address 0.0.0.0 set port=2 slip_subnet_mask 0.0.0.0 set port=2 slip_load_dump_host 0.0.0.0 set port=2 slip_metric 1 set port=2 slip_allow_dump Y set port=2 cli_inactivity off set port=2 broadcast_direction port -- Brian J. Smith "I have come here to chew bubble UF Unix Consulting Staff gum and kick ass, and I'm fresh bjs@cis.ufl.edu out of bubble gum !"