Setting up modems under SCO Xenix 2.2.1 for auto login ...

[Mitchell Lerner]

I've set up a modem (Hayes Smartmodem 2400) on an AT through a serial port 
on my intelligent Digibord multiport card .

First question:

When I do my:

disable ttyi17m
su -s2400 -l ttyi17m dir
CONNECT
AT&F
OK 
ATT
OK
ATL0
OK
AT&D2
OK
AT&C1
OK
ATS0=1
OK
ATE0
ATQ1
AT&W
~.
enable ttyi17m

to set up the modem for auto answer, does that only set it up
to communicate at 2400 baud (su -s2400 -l ttyi17m dir)?  Do I have to do
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it again with "su -s1200 -lttyi17m dir" for 1200 baud logins???


second question:

I set it up as directed in the Xenix manual on configuring peripherals.
It didn't mention changeing the baud rate in the /etc/ttys file for
that specific device (should be obvious right?).  I set that port
for 1200 baud logins with "1ittyi17m".  I choose 'i' because I
			    ^ 
am dialing into the machine at 1200 baud and I dont know how to 
set the thing up to talk at 1200 and/or 2400 baud.  How does one do that?

also:

the modem and/or xenix won't hang up.  I am still logged in even though
I have clobbered the connection for the remote site.  Is the modem
not seeing the hangup?  How do I fix this?

P.S.

Why can't finger see the dialed in login entirely?  I won't/can't report
on idle time or tty and such when I do a finger.

Thanks.



-- 
Mitchell Lerner
UUCP:  {ucbvax,ihnp4,decvax}!trwrb!cadovax!mitchell

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