Hi out there,
admittly I don't understand too much about such protocols as X.75,
V.120, ... I don't now if theses two things are even comparable, but
perhaps one of you out there ;-)
All the following stuff is ISDN only.
I'd like to establish a ``asynchronous'' connection between a
PC w/ ISDN card and a PM3. The PM then should route the call
transparently to a telnet port on a spec. host.
This works almost fine (almost, since ``autolog'' didn't work, but
that could be my fault ;-), if I use my ZyXEL 2864 ISDN-Modem.
I can have the ZyXEL dial into the PM, get a login prompt and then
connect to the destination host/port.
BUT: This only works if I switch the ZyXEL to V.120 (or V120?) mode.
I'd like to have it work too with a built in ISDN card and the ISDN4Linux
driver.
Now I don't know if I've to convince the ISDN card + driver to use V.120
or if I can have the PM to handle X.75 (the preferred way).
Or do I intermix completly unrelated things?
Thanks in advance,
Heiko
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