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Topic: setting up Dial-up; entering the right com port, DialUp problems; the name of the ComPort

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anime2k3

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Posted: Nov. 17 2004,20:16

im having trouble setting up dialup in DSL.
im positive everything is set up right except the comport to the modem.

i believe my modem is on either com port 4 or 5, but i dont know how linux refers to them by name?

for example com 1 would be ttsy0 or something like that, from some of the options in the dialup internet setup.

Does someone know the names of the rest of the ports preferebly 4-6.

your help is greatly apreciated.

Razor Toting Jim Offline

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Posted: Nov. 18 2004,03:42

Would that be a US ROBOTICS PCI modem? If so they are made to set up on com 5. In linux ttyS4 is com 5 make sure you capitalize the S ttys4 is not the same as ttyS4. Just tell the pppconfig program which port your modem is on.
You should be good to go if it's a serial modem.

anime2k3

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Posted: Nov. 18 2004,12:46

you are a bsolutely right; the modem is a US Robotics PCI.
Im not sure what you mean by serial, my modem is pci.
But all in all this should most definetly work.

Thankyou very much.:)

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