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Providing User Dial-In Access 17-7
Configuration Steps for Dial-In Access
table described in Chapter 10, “Using Modems,” to configure the attached modems, or
set each port as a host device as described in Chapter 18, “Accessing Shared Devices,”
and configure each modem individually.
Note – V.34 modems should lock the DTE rate at 115200bps unless your modem
manual instructs otherwise. V.32bis modems should lock the DTE rate at 57600bps. Use
the fastest DTE interface speed supported by your modem.
A list of modems and their initialization strings appears in Chapter 10, “Using Modems.”
The recommended configuration for this example has the following features:
• Raises carrier when a call comes in
• Resets itself when DTR is dropped
• Locks the DTE rate
• Uses hardware flow control (RTS/CTS)
• Automatically answers on the first ring
If you have already configured your modems on another machine, you should connect
to the modem through the PortMaster and set the modem back to the factory default.
Then use the recommended modem string to properly configure each modem.
Table 17-4
Serial Port Values for All Ports
Setting Command
Port type set all login network dialin
Security set all security on
Modem type set all modem
usr-v34
Speed 1 set all speed 1
115200
Speed 2 set all speed 2
115200
Speed 3 set all speed 3
115200
Modem control set all cd on
Hardware flow control set all rts/cts on
Software flow control set all xon/xoff off
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