using KPPP?

KevinO plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us
Sun, 06 Apr 2003 17:05:22 -0700


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Michael Havens wrote:
> Pray tell KevinO: what is writen in your modem init string?
> :-)Mike(-:

It has to be a match for your modem...

USR Courier (external) here = '+++ATZ'

It hangs off a Smoothwall firewall. We no longer use kppp here at the house.

Most modems will work with most 'generic' init strings. I have had to go web
surfing for init strings for a Diamond Supra once, in order to get it to do
what I wanted....
- --
KevinO

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