[Gllug] ISDN Configuration

[bredroll at irwin.dsh.org.uk]

if its an external adapter then all should be fine, i presume you use redhat,
if so then on your cd should be an prm called ippp-x.y.z.rpm  that contains the
isdn dialer etc.

ive not set up isdn on linux before but afaik its mostly the same,

if it is an external try doing 'echo atz > /dev/ttyS1' and see if its lights
blink, if it does then no drivers are needed 'afaik'

bredroll

On Mon, Aug 13, 2001 at 11:14:14PM +0100, Andy Loates wrote:
> Hi there.
> 
> I'm a lurker on this list who, being a novice, enjoys reading the postings
> and learning from the hints and comments of you all.
> 
> If possible could someone offer me some advice. I've recently moved home and
> office and when installing phone lines I took the option to install BT
> Business Highway. Previously I had been using a 56K Modem in my Linux box
> with Socks5 and Dialdd to allow access to the web from the other users Win
> Boxes, and also sendmail for e.mail access. All works fine.
> 
> BT supplied me with a Speedway ISDN TA. As you probably Know they only talk
> Microsoftese, and there is no info/drivers for Linux.
> 
> At the moment i have a Power indicator and ISDN link light showing. I cannot
> however get any sort of connection from/to the TA from my Linux box (on COM1
> serial port). Are there any drivers available for the  Speedway (Can't see
> any on BT Web site), OR WILL IT EVEN WORK WITH LINUX! (I have another 10
> days in which to return it!). Is there a HowTo/guide for installing this box
> on the net?
> 
> Would be grateful for any hints/ideas.
> 
> 
> Many Thanks
> 
> 
> Andy Loates
> 
> 
> 
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