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PPP/Serial Dialup Issue
It Looks like I resolved the issue. I disabled /dev/tty2A and enabled /dev/tty2a. But does the user have to do this when they go switch from dial out to allow the user to dial in?? Here are my settings: 1) /etc/inittab se2A:234:respawn:/etc/getty tty2A m 2) /etc/gettydefs #b9600 hupcl #b9600...- gs07sef
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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PPP/Serial Dialup Issue
I have a SCO UNIX 4.x machine with a modem attached to /dev/tty2A (for dial out and dial in connections) and /dev/tty2a for getty (what ever that is...some type of bi-directional communication) The user dials in from a remote location (using term- vt100 or scoansi) and gets disconnected...- gs07sef
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