Re: ISDN with Debian

2000-02-06 Thread J.H.M. Dassen \(Ray\)
On Sun, Feb 06, 2000 at 11:51:22 +, Phillip Deackes wrote: > Can anyone explain how I set up Debian for ISDN Install the isdnutils package, and configure it similar to the setup scripts at ftp://ftp.cistron.nl/pub/cistron/linux/isdn/ . Personally, I dislike having to become root for opening a

ISDN with Debian

2000-02-06 Thread Phillip Deackes
I am about to get an ISDN line installed at home, and will be using a BT Speedway TA card (Fritz). What I would like to do is have a log on and log off system like I have with my V90 setup (pon and poff). I *don't* want a dial-on-demand setup. Can anyone explain how I set up Debian for ISDN,

Re: Dual channel ISDN with Debian ISDN scripts

1999-03-12 Thread Ian Lynagh
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Nuno Carvalho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes > When you configure, using isdnctrl, your isdn card for use ippp0 make a >copy from the same line but with ippp1. What do you mean by this? (I am using the isdnconfig script from the isdnutils package). -- Ian Lynagh - [E

Re: Dual channel ISDN with Debian ISDN scripts

1999-03-12 Thread Nuno Carvalho
Ian Lynagh wrote: > > [CC'ed to debian-user and [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Hi all > > I have an ISDN card which connects to an ISP single channel just fine. > In Windows it can connect bonded to this same ISP. My question is > simple: How do I make it use dual channel in Linux? When you configure,

Dual channel ISDN with Debian ISDN scripts

1999-03-12 Thread Ian Lynagh
[CC'ed to debian-user and [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi all I have an ISDN card which connects to an ISP single channel just fine. In Windows it can connect bonded to this same ISP. My question is simple: How do I make it use dual channel in Linux? I don't mind whether it connects the second channel aut