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Date: Thu, 5 May 1994 08:56:17
From: hoffmann@stolaf.edu (Norbert Hoffmann)
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Subject: Re: Question: SLIP using Chameleon's Newt
In article <2q7kjj$e51@crl.crl.com> felsina@crl.com (Marco Papa) writes:
>From: felsina@crl.com (Marco Papa)
>Subject: Re: Question: SLIP using Chameleon's Newt
>Date: 4 May 1994 00:58:43 -0700
>Usman (ufm2t@fulton.seas.Virginia.EDU) wrote:
>: I just setup Newt to work with my school's SLIP server. However, there is
>: one problem. The SLIP server does not provide dynamic IP addresses but ...
>: The IP address and the Domain Server address changes each time. The
>: first three numbers in the address remain the same, but the last one
>: changes. I am hoping that someone on this newsgroup can help me with
>: this dilemma.
>The docs in the Internet Starter Kit say to use 1.1.1.1 as the Internet
>address for dynamic addressing.
Here is the script that works for me to connect to our school's annex server:
[SLIP0]
SCRIPT=annex3b $b port $b : $c$r Username: $u$r Password: $p$r
Annex $- is $- is $- -i
This needs to be modified to accomodate the text your annex server is sending
out. You can only use <expect> one word at a time which created quite a
problem for me at first until I finally figured out how to get around that
limitation. The last entry (-i) picks up the address.
BTW, if the last number changes then you do have dynamic addressing. It
doesn't really seem to matter what address I put in the custom setup for my
remote PC. I didn't need the suggested 1.1.1.1.
I am using Chameleon 4.0. I believe as far as SLIP is concerned there is no
difference between it and the one you are using.