Implementing callback
Thanks to all that recently helped me with my 'peer refuses to
authenticate' problem.
Now I have gone 1 step further, and tried to implement callback for
security reasons.
I can does all of this manually by:
1) Connecting with minicom to the remote box
2) Logging in with a userid/password specified in /etc/mgetty/login.config
3) This session goes off hook, and minicom displays 'RING' when the remote
system calls me back
4) I answer the call with ATA
5) I enter a userid/password on the remote box
6) start pppd on the remote bax, ie ppp7
7) I leave minicom, without resetting the modem
8) On my box, is issue pppd </dev/ttyS2 >/dev/ttyS2
For this point on... a ppp connection is established and I have full range
of access to every machine at work. They now pay for the call, and I know
that it's really me dialing in. :)
What I would like to do to automate this process. I have tried a couple
chatscripts but after the login prompt and response is sent, the ATA is
never seen, and thus, the call is never answered.
As a side note, can windows/95 establish a connection like this?
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