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- A Simple Approach for newbies...
-
- This is how to run DIP in terminal mode:
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- user ~/> dip -t -v -v for debugging output
-
- DIP> port cua1
- DIP> speed 38400
- DIP> term start terminal mode
- atd p31420952 dial your SLIP server
- Connect .... modem will report when connected
-
- Welcome ...... server will print something and
-
- ts2>_ gives you a prompt
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- ts2> SLIP you tell the server that you want
- to use SLIP services
-
- Your IP Number is 130.149.10.100 this is for dynamic IP assignment
-
- Cntrl-] hit this key to return to local mode
-
- DIP> get $locip 130.149.10.100 set up your assigned IP number
- DIP> get $rmtip 130.149.1.10 or whatever IP number the server will
- have where you dial in
- DIP> default set up route with assigned IP number
- DIP> mode CSLIP finally start up SLIP or CSLIP session
- this will bring you back to the shell
- root ~/# ping 130.149.1.10 try if connection is okay
- PING 130.149.1.10 ...... hooray :-)
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- I think from this point one can be sure that everything seems to be
- installed properly and one will understand sample.dip better and can
- customize the script for their needs.
-
- Please feel free to do with my short text what you want.
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- Thank you for your time.
-
-
- --
- Kang-Jin Lee
- lee@tengu.in-berlin.de
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- And note, that instead of IP addresses you can use host names, and then
- substitute "$remote" for "$rmtip", and "$local" for "$locip"... OK?
-
- uri@watson.ibm.com
-