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<H2>Modem Configuration</H2>
<P>
This form allows you to configure the Internet Gateway to use a modem 
attached to one of the two serial ports on the system. This form updates  
the <VAR>/etc/uucp/Devices</VAR> configuration file to allow the modem to 
be used by various dial-out facilities in the system. It also updates the 
<VAR>/etc/inittab</VAR> file to specify the connection program for the 
affected serial port.
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<P>
Use the Modem Configuration form to set the following parameters for each
serial port on the system:
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<STRONG>Reconfigure:</STRONG> If this is the first time you installed a
modem on this port and you wish to have the modem state updated, select
<VAR>Yes</VAR>. Select <VAR>No</VAR> if the modem state has already been
updated.
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(Default value: none)
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<STRONG>Allow users to dial in:</STRONG> Select <VAR>Yes</VAR> to allow 
the modem on this port to be used for dialing into this system; select 
<VAR>No</VAR> to specify that the modem should never answer the phone.
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(Default value: Yes on port 1)
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<STRONG>Allow users to dial out:</STRONG> Select <VAR>Yes</VAR>
to allow the modem on this port to dial out to other systems.
</P>
(Default value: No)
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<STRONG>Modem model:</STRONG> Select a supported modem for use on this
port. If your modem is not on the list, you must edit the configuration
file <VAR>/etc/uucp/Dialers</VAR> directly.  You may be able to select a
related modem if the modem language is not significantly different. 
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(Default value: none)
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<STRONG>Baud rate:</STRONG> Select the maximum baud rate at which this modem
is capable of operating.  This is the speed at which the modem talks to the
system, which may be greater than the transfer speed over the phone line.
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(Default value: none)
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