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| 5617.1 | | PYRO::RON | Ron S. van Zuylen | Tue Jan 28 1997 11:16 | 4 |
| You need to create (or modify) a script that is appropriate for your ISP.
There is no "standard" login sequence.
--Ron
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| 5617.2 | | BHAJEE::JAERVINEN | Ora, the Old Rural Amateur | Tue Jan 28 1997 12:56 | 19 |
| I think there are some sample scripts for the usual cases (Compuserve,
"standard" Unix whatever that is, etc.). I believe Ultranet uses Alphas
- probably Unix but I don't know for sure). You can make the script
supply the password you've define for the dial-up session.
A simple sample script for Unix looks like this:
proc main
waitfor "login:"
transmit $USERID, raw
transmit "^M"
waitfor "Password: "
transmit $PASSWORD, raw
transmit "^M"
endproc
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| 5617.3 | DECserver script | ODIXIE::SIMPSONT | PC = world's biggest con job! | Wed Jan 29 1997 05:22 | 109 |
| Here is the script that I use to login via a DECserver/PPP. I
understand what you are saying about the terminal window. I can't
figure out how to stop the terminal window from popping up while the
script runs, either...
;
; This is a script file that demonstrates how
; to establish a PPP connection with a DECserver host
;
; A script file must have a 'main' procedure.
; All script execution starts with this 'main'
; procedure.
;
; Main entry point to script
;
proc main
; set screen keyboard off
; Change these variables to customize for your
; specific Internet service provider
integer nTries = 3
; This is the password prompt and timeout values
string szPWprompt = "#"
integer nPWTimeout = 3
; This is the prompt once your password is verified
string szLoginPrompt = "username"
; This is the prompt once your username is entered
string szLocalPrompt = "Local>"
; DECserver username
string szUserName="SIMPSON"
; DECserver password
string szPassword="password goes here"
; This connects to the DECserver PPP service
string szConnect = "Connect PPP"
; -----------------------------------------------------
; Delay for n seconds first to make sure the
; host doesn't get confused when we send the
; carriage-return.
delay 1
transmit "^M"
; Attempt to login at most 'nTries' times
while 0 < nTries do
; Wait for the remote password prompt before entering
; the password, timeout after x seconds
waitfor szPWprompt then DoLogin
until nPWTimeout
; no password prompt, exit script
goto BailOut
DoLogin:
; We have the prompt, now send the password
transmit szPassword
transmit "^M"
; Wait for the username prompt, then send username information
waitfor szLoginPrompt then DoUserName
until nPWTimeout
TryAgain:
transmit "^M" ; ping
nTries = nTries - 1
endwhile
goto BailOut
DoUserName:
transmit szUserName
transmit "^M"
; Wait for the username prompt, then send username information
waitfor szLocalPrompt then ServiceConnect
until nPWTimeout
ServiceConnect:
transmit szConnect
transmit "^M"
goto Done
BailOut:
; Something isn't responding. Halt the script
; and let the user handle it manually.
set screen keyboard on
halt
Done:
;delay 3
endproc
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| 5617.4 | | MEIS::MCNULTY | | Fri Jan 31 1997 10:54 | 15 |
| I dial into Ultranet from NT 4.0 without using a
(after connection) terminal window.
I will check the details tonight but I'm sure the Script
option is set to "None" and under Server tab set to
"PPP - Windows NT, Windows 95 Internet ???" (I forget the exact
wording here but there are other options available including SLIP).
Network protocols set to just TCP/IP with (obviously ?) dynamic IP
address assignment.
Reply or drop a line if you are still having problems and I will
check/send you my exact settings.
-gerry
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| 5617.5 | | PYRO::RON | Ron S. van Zuylen | Fri Jan 31 1997 11:04 | 8 |
| It depends on the ISP. Some use real PPP authentication (PAP,
CHAP, etc.) and some use interactive terminal style login.
If it needs interactive terminal login, you'll need to make a script if
you want it automated. And, yes, the terminal window will pop up while
it runs. (Why is this a big deal?)
--Ron
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| 5617.6 | | CAMPY::ADEY | Is there a 'Life for Dummies'? | Fri Feb 28 1997 06:58 | 10 |
| Before I added multiple numbers in the Dial Up Networking Monitor,
whenever I would fire up a client while not connected, Dial Up
Networking would automatically come up and ask if I wanted to dial
the number. Now it doesn't do this anymore (since I added more numbers)
and I can't figure out how to get this capability back.
Any help is appreciated.
Ken....
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| 5617.7 | No response from after dialup terminal | VMSNET::M_MACIOLEK | Four54 Camaro/Only way to fly | Thu Mar 06 1997 13:54 | 13 |
| What are some of the possible causes of the following:
NT4.0, fire up dial up networking, call the PPP server, get the
"after dialup terminal" deal, but I can't enter anything. No
pound sign, no nothing. I can go to dos and run procom with NT4.0.
Boot up NT3.51 and it works fine.
I'm going to try and run a script from .3 I think to see if I can
avoid the problem.... but I'd like to figure out what the problem is.
Regards,
MadMike
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| 5617.8 | | VMSNET::M_MACIOLEK | Four54 Camaro/Only way to fly | Wed Mar 12 1997 11:39 | 28 |
| I used the script mentioned in .3, modified for my ppp server.
All I get is a pop up box after a few seconds that says
"The script has halted".
I press "ok" and... the regular error I was getting before pops up
(error 630, or 619)... all ports connected or something.
Right now I'm dialed in using nt3.51 ras. Same modem, same ppp
service, and all is fine.
If I go to 4.0, it croaks. I've tried generic modem, hayes accura
14400, 144 + fax144... let NT select the hardware, deinstalled,
reinstalled, reinstalled RAS, pop into hyperterm and dial in ok, pop into
procom and call the PPP server.... but no RAS, or dialup networking.
I've also tried a different modem, and lowered the speed on both...
The thing that is bugging me is nt4.0 can see 3 of my disks.
NT 3.51 can't see one of my 1.2GB drives... and I'm being slightly
cautious here...
I can't find enough information about the dialup routine to be able
to figure out where the goof up is, like how does the hand off to/from
the after dial terminal happen, what program and/or DLL's are in use...
MadMike
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