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1: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2 Final//EN"> 2: <HTML> 3: <HEAD> 4: <META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> 5: <TITLE>The included mpd.script</TITLE> 6: </HEAD> 7: <BODY text="#000000" bgcolor="#ffffff"> 8: 9: <A HREF="mpd.html">Mpd 5.6 User Manual</A> 10: : <A HREF="mpd50.html">Chat Scripting</A> 11: : The included <code>mpd.script</code>  12: Previous: <A HREF="mpd60.html">Errors</A>  13: Next: <A HREF="mpd62.html">Troubleshooting</A> 14: 15: 16: <HR NOSHADE> 17: <H2><A NAME="61"></A>6.7. The included <code>mpd.script</code></H2> 18: The <code>mpd.script</code> that ships with mpd can usually be used 19: as it is without modification for typical PPP applications. 20: This script defines the following labels: 21:  22: <dl> 23: 24: <dt><code>DialPeer</code><dd>This script causes mpd to attempt to identify the attached modem 25: or ISDN Terminal Adapter device, configure the device, and dial 26: a remote peer. This the label you want to use for the 27: <code>set modem script</code> when acting as a dialup client. 28: The variables that are used by this script are: 29:  30: <dl> 31: 32: <dt><code>$Telephone</code><dd>The telephone number to dial. 33: 34: <dt><code>$DialPrefix</code><dd>Dialing prefix to get an outside line, if any. 35: 36: <dt><code>$ConnectTimeout</code><dd>Time in seconds to wait for the modems to connect. 37: Default 45 seconds. 38: 39: <dt><code>$SpeakerOff</code><dd>Set this to <code>yes</code> if you want to silence the modem speaker 40: while dialing. 41: 42: <dt><code>$Serial230K</code><dd>If your serial port is capable of running at 230K baud, 43: set this to <code>yes</code>. Note: normal PC hardware is 44: not capable of 230K. 45: 46: </dl> 47:  48: In addition, the following variables are required to be set 49: for ISDN terminal adapters: 50:  51: <dl> 52: 53: <dt><code>$TA_Bonding</code><dd>If the terminal adapter should do 2 B-channel multi-link 54: PPP, set this to <code>yes</code>. Note: a terminal adapter 55: doing multi-link PPP still appears to mpd as a 56: single link PPP connection and should be configured as 57: such. 58: 59: <dt><code>$TA_NoDoubleTelno</code><dd>When <code>$TA_Bonding</code> is <code>yes</code>, don't double 60: the dialed number. Normally, in such situations mpd dials 61: using the command <code>ATDT${Telephone}&${Telephone}</code>. 62: If your <code>$Telephone</code> string already contains both 63: numbers, then set <code>$TA_NoDoubleTelno</code> to <code>yes</code>. 64: 65: <dt><code>$TA_56K</code><dd>If you need to restrict the B channels to to 56K, set this 66: to <code>yes</code>. 67: Only necessary for some North American ISDN lines. 68: 69: <dt><code>$TA_VoiceCall</code><dd>If you need to place a voice mode call, set this to <code>yes</code>. 70: Only necessary for some North American ISDN lines. 71: Not all terminal adapters support this. 72: 73: <dt><code>$TA_AuthChap</code><dd>Some older terminal adapters require you to specify a priori 74: whether CHAP or PAP authentication will be requested by the remote 75: side. Set to <code>yes</code> to tell the terminal adapter to use CHAP. 76: 77: <dt><code>$TA_SwitchType</code><dd>Set this to your ISDN line's switch type. Should be one 78: of <code>NI-1</code>, <code>DMS-100</code>, <code>5ESS P2P</code>, 79: or <code>5ESS MP</code>. 80: Only required for North American ISDN. 81: 82: <dt><code>$TA_Dirno1</code><dd> 83: <dt><code>$TA_Dirno2</code><dd> 84: <dt><code>$TA_SPID1</code><dd> 85: <dt><code>$TA_SPID2</code><dd>Set these to your ISDN line's directory numbers and SPID's 86: for both B channels. Only required for North American ISDN. 87: 88: </dl> 89:  90: 91: <dt><code>AnswerCall</code><dd>This is an idle script that waits for an incoming call 92: and then answers it. The variables that are used by this script are: 93:  94: <dl> 95: 96: <dt><code>$ConnectTimeout</code><dd>Time in seconds to wait for the modems to connect. 97: Default 45 seconds. 98: 99: <dt><code>$RingTimeout</code><dd>How long to wait for a RING before giving up and 100: trying again. Default 10 minutes. 101: 102: </dl> 103:  104: 105: <dt><code>Ringback</code><dd>This is also an idle script that waits for an incoming call, 106: but instead of answering the call it ignores it and initiates 107: an outgoing connection. This is useful for remotely bringing 108: up a dialup client machine. 109:  110: <dl> 111: 112: <dt><code>$RingbackTimeout</code><dd>How long before giving up (reset and try again). 113: Default: 60 minutes. 114: 115: <dt><code>$RingStoppedTime</code><dd>For analog modems, we have to wait for the ringing to 116: stop before trying to dial out, otherwise we'll inadvertently 117: answer the incoming call. This value is set to the minimum 118: time to wait before declaring that the ringing has stopped. 119: Default: 8 seconds. 120: 121: </dl> 122:  123: 124: </dl> 125:  126: 127: 128: 129: <HR NOSHADE> 130: <A HREF="mpd.html">Mpd 5.6 User Manual</A> 131: : <A HREF="mpd50.html">Chat Scripting</A> 132: : The included <code>mpd.script</code>  133: Previous: <A HREF="mpd60.html">Errors</A>  134: Next: <A HREF="mpd62.html">Troubleshooting</A> 135: 136: 137: 138: </BODY> 139: </HTML>