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Article: 12597 of comp.protocols.kermit.misc
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From: fdc@watsun.cc.columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: multi connection
Date: 13 Jul 2001 13:48:04 GMT
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In article <3b4ea837$0$25480$ba620e4c@news.skynet.be>,
Nathan Rousseau <nathan.rousseau@planetmedica.com> wrote:
: I have a modem card with four modem on it...
:
: A first person from outside connect to a first session o kermit.....
: A second person from outside connect to a second session o kermit.....
: The first person stop its connection....
: A third person from outside connect to the first session o kermit.....
:
: It's exactly what i want....
:
: BUT
:
: if a third person try to connect when the two first line are busy, the third
: person can't never connect... Always the same message: NO CARRIER ( no
: answer, the phone just bell )
:
: I use Win2000, i have 2 COM port configured in windows, ( com1 and com2 ) 4
: port are used for modem (com3->com6) all seems right
:
Which Kermit program do you have?
: Of course there is enough kermit session for four phone call....
:
: -> Is there any limit parameter to kermit answering session? ( After 2
: session, no more answer )?
:
What commands did you give to the Kermit program to instruct it to answer
the phone?
Assuming you have Kermit 95, the answer is: of course you can do what you
want. You can use Host Mode, which is designed for taking incoming calls:
http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/k95host.html
Or you can write your own script. For example, if you want K95 to repeatedly
answer incoming calls on COM2, and go into server mode for each call:
cd c:/some/directory
set carrier-watch auto
set modem type usrobotics ; or whatever
set port com2
set speed 115200
set flow rts/cts
while true {
answer
if success {
lineout KERMIT 95 SERVER...
server
}
hangup
}
You can elaborate as much as you want. If you want four simultaneous
sessions, run four copies of the script, one for each COM ort.
- Frank