so, get with your isp and ask them to look at your script…you are
sending ^M before the isp has finished its connect message, which
appears to be
CONNECT
57600
you could try changing your script to
send (ATDT99**1#^M)
expect (CONNECT 57600)
then maybe it will work…
be advised most ‘helpers’ around here have not used dial up this
century, so, you can’t really count on my memory…or . . .
have you filled in your password and ID?
did this device come with windows loaded? do you have access to a script
used by windows which worked??
good luck…but, please do not multi-post your problems…the reason
you got no answer to the first thread is there are SO very few here with
any recent experience with PPP, so those don’t even open your post (i
opened it and knew i didn’t really know, so). . .
> so, get with your isp and ask them to look at your script…you are
> sending ^M before the isp has finished its connect message, which
> appears to be
good advise, but probably not very useful under the circumstances. from
the OP’s name and the phone number he tries to connect to i understand
that he’s using airtel india, one of the mobile broadband providers here,
and to get useful assistance from them is practically impossible in my
experience.
> I have tried to dial in through ppp bt it says script terminated.
> below is the actual communication. can i know the possible reason
> behind this.
> I have gprs activated on my mobile.
> My apn is correct.
> My dial out no is also correct.
i have been using airtel gprs myself a few years ago, but i didn’t write
down the connection parameters i used.
i do remember that i didn’t use ppp on it’s own, but via a front end like
kppp or wvdial. that provides some useful default settings, which in my
case worked.
now i’m using BSNL broadband (ADSL), and also MTS mobile broadband, which
i’m quite happy with. much faster & more reliable than airtel gprs.
On 12/22/2011 03:49 PM, phanisvara das wrote:
> to get useful assistance from them is practically impossible
> in my experience.
then he needs to switch providers.
i could be if he can get a clean copy of the script used by windows it
will need very little to get it working…
(every time i had to depend on ppp with a non-windows system (both OS/2
and several flavors of Linux) i just tweaked the file from the provider…
that has not been in this century (i think) so i can’t really help a
lot…but MOST of the problems can be ironed out by just reading and thinking through the puzzle.
–
DD
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