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PortServer Native Dial-in Modem Configuration
PortServer Native Dial-in Modem Configuration PortServer Native Dial-in Modem Configuration

PortServer Native Dial-in Modem Configuration Dial-in Modem Configuration requires familiarity with the specific modem being used. While the following procedure is sufficient for most cases, it may be necessary to take additional steps to properly configure your modem or to set your server or network for a specific application.

1) The Cable

Use the Standard Modem Cable as diagrammed in The Digi Standard Cable FAQ

2) The Portserver

from factory defaults:
  • connect a terminal (set for 9600, 8-N-1, vt100 emulation) to a port on the portserver
    set conf ip=%%.%%.%%.%% subm=%%.%%.%%.%%   [%% is the correct ip number]
    set conf gateway=%%.%%.%%.%%
    
  • then telnet to the portserver from your host and
    set port dev=prn ra=##			           [## is a port number]
    set flow ra=## altpin=on       [for those ports using 8 wire RJ45 cable]
    set line ra=## baud=57600 [115200 for PSII, or the modem's top DTE rate]
    

3) From the Server

	telnet ip.of.port.server 20##   [## is the portserver port]
	at&w				[train modem to port speed]
	^]				[ctrl-] to end telnet     ]
	close				[to close telnet          ]

4) From the PortServer

	set port ra=## dev=min
	set flow ra=## cts=on rts=on ixon=off ixoff=off
The port is now configured for dial in.
Additional configuration is necessary if you wish to use autoconnect or PPP.
 

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