indeed you should treat is as if it were a normal modem, provided you take care to include the "special" AT commands to get both B channels connected at once (assuming you wish to connect at 128k), to find these special AT command sets you will have to consult your owners manual as they vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. you will also want to make sure your ppp daemon is capable of multilink operation (mlppp is what the package used to be called) but I am told that most current versions will support multilink operation. On Wed, 26 Aug 1998, Tim Hanson wrote:

I have a 3Com ImpactIQ external ISDN modem I need to get working with my Linux setup. Although it is ISDN it hooks up to the serial port. I have the manual including the "AT" command set. It is presently running properly on a Windows 95 computer, properly using my ISP's SINGLE (dual line service scheduled for next month) line service at 64K. The Linux computer does not presently have a modem attached, although I have set up the serial port through YaST.

I believe I should be using a standard modem script for the modem, modified to suit my needs, but I do not know which script to edit nor how to get the system to use it for controlling the modem. Is there a FAQ or HOWTO I'm missing?

-= Tim Hanson =-

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