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Appendix E – Writing a Login Script
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Appendix E – Writing a Login Script
Writing a Login Script for IP Routing
To write an effective login script, you must obtain the correct login script information
from your ISP and become familiar with using the login script commands.
Example 1: Script for Normal Reliable ISP
# Login Script Meaning of Each Login Script Command
1 Send”ATZ” Rests Modem
2 Send”ATS0 =1” Sends initial string ‘ATS0 =1‘ to modem
3 Send”ATDT888-1234” Dial phone number 888-1234
4 Wait”CONNECT” Waits for ISP to send reply ‘CONNECT‘
5 Wait”username:” Waits for ISP to send reply ‘username‘
6 Send”JaneDoe” Sends the user name ‘JaneDoe‘ to the ISP
7 Wait”password” Waits for ISP to send reply ‘password‘
8 SH”1234” Sends password ‘1234‘ to the ISP
9 Wait”===>” Waits for ISP to send reply ‘===>‘
10 Send”1” Selects option 1(PPP) for this ISP
11 Go Starts PPP mode
Example 2 : Script for Unreliable ISP (Redial until connected)
# Login Script Meaning of Each Login Script Command
1 Send”ATZ” Resets modem
2 Send”ATS0 =1” Sends initial string ‘ATS0 =1‘ to modem
3 Send”ATDT8881234” Dials phone number 888-1234
4 Wait”CONNECT”2
Wait for ISP to send reply ‘CONNECT‘. If no CONNECT, returns to
line 2 to re-dial
5 Wait”username:”12 Waits for ISP to send reply ‘username‘. If no response, goes to line
12.
6 Send”JaneDoe” Sends the username ‘JaneDoe‘ to the ISP
7 Wait”password” Waits for ISP to send reply‘ password‘
8 SH”1234” Sends password ‘1234‘ to ISP
9 Wait”====>” Waits for ISP to send reply ‘===>‘
10 Send”1” Selects option 1 (PPP) for this ISP
11 Go Starts PPP mode
12 Hangup Hangs up Modem