aland@infmx.informix.com (Colonel Panic) (02/13/91)
The hardware: Sun Sparcstation IPC running SunOS 4.1.1
Regular IPC serial port A in RS423 mode
Microcom QX/4232hs 9600 baud MNP10 modem
I'd like to use this modem for both dial-out and dial-in for tip,
uucp, etc. usage. I have dial-out working OK (speed adjusting OK, MNP
detecting OK, etc.), but upon dial-ins, the modem either doesn't answer
at all or doesn't speed match properly. Microcom Tech Support doesn't
have a clue about use with UNIX. I've done similar set-ups on SVR3
systems before, where everything is done differently...
Does anybody have the right combination of modem parms/commands,
/etc/remote entry, ttytab entry, /dev entries (cua0, ttyd0, ttya),
and whatever else it takes to get this to work? I've followed TFM
to what degree I can find things )-:
Any help appreciated; thanks in advance. Followups to
comp.unix.questions for want of a better idea...
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Alan Denney # aland@informix.com # {pyramid|uunet}!infmx!aland
At the time of Christ (A.D. 8), there were an estimated 6.338E29
Denneys weighing a cumulative 1.98E28 tons; lined up they were over
51 trillion light years long.
Source: the Denney Family News, Fall 1990, pp. 5