
===========================================================================

		Configuring your machine for home-terminal 
		usage via the Change Team Modem Server.

===========================================================================

    -) You MUST know your address.   If you dont have an address
	yet, you have 2 choices:  
	-) an "austin-local-only" address which I can assign to 
	    you (contact information is below)
	-) a Building 903 site address, which you must genreq.
	    NOTE: you MUST specify building 903 in the genreq,
		even though you may not be located in 903,
		and even though the machine is headed for your
		home.
	    NOTE2: this is now the preferred method.

    -) either way, you MUST contact me so that I can assign you
	a SlipLoginName and SlipLoginPassword.  And if you are
	using a site address, you must tell me what your hostname
	and address are.

    -) edit /etc/hosts, add your hostname
    -) edit /etc/netstart, edit your hostname
    -) edit slip.hosts, 
	-) On RENO: this file is located in /etc.
	-) On BSD44: this file is located in /etc/sliphome/

	-) the default (not-configured) line will look like:

#       YOUR address    smserv
#
Sibm    192.100.159.x   192.100.159.1   0xffffff00      compress

	-) IF your address begins with "192.100"
	    -) edit your SLIP ipaddress and replace 192.100.159.x with
		your address.
	-) IF your address begins with "129.35"
	    -) edit your SLIP ipaddress and replace 192.100.159.x with
		your address.
	    -) CHANGE the address under mserv "192.100.159.1", to
		the IP-ADDRESS for "stmserv", ie: "129.35.98.65"
	    -) CHANGE the netmask from "0xffffff00" to "0xfffff000"

    -) create /etc/uucp/Systems.slip:

	-) you MUST KNOW your SlipLoginName and SlipLoginPassword FIRST.
	-) cd /etc/uucp
	-) cut out the script at the bottom of this note, place it
	    in /etc/uucp, name it Systems.slip.sh.
	-) execute:
	    ./Systems.slip.sh SlipLoginName SlipLoginPassword > Systems.slip

    -) plug in the modem.

	-) for the IBM 4-port board:
	    -) plug the modem into port 0 (the top-most port, looking
		at the way the board is plugged in).

	-) for an AT-style COM board:
	    -) You MUST use a "High Speed I/O" type board.  There are
		many different companies that make this type of board,
		and many different configurations (does it have 2
		serial ports, does it have a parallel port, etc).
		The ONLY detail that matters is the board MUST have the
		16550 chipset on it.  The box will say this.
	    -) You MUST change /etc/uucp/Devices to match what port
		you have plugged into.  See comments in this file.
		-) If you have only 1 port on your board, it will 
		    automatically be treated as COM1. 
		-) if you have 2 ports on your board (common configuration)
		    Read the manual for which is COM1 or COM2.  Setup
		    /etc/uucp/Devices accordingly.
		
    -) configure the modem one-time shot.

	-) if you have a ChangeTeam-issue ZyXEL modem, or have purchased
	    your own, type:
		cu -d ZPROG

	-) if you have some other brand of modemm, you must read the
	    manual on what the default settings are.  The important
	    settings that you need look at are:
	    -) Hardware Flow Control (you want to enable this)
	    -) you want the modem to follow carrier. (some modems
		by default will always keep carrier high).

	    -) to program your modem, simply do:
		cu -m -l /dev/ttyXX  
		    (where ttyXX is tty00, or ttyc0, etc. Check Devices)

	    -) Then issue the AT modem commands according to your manual.
	    
    -) you can now dial slip.  To do so:
	
	(this line will dial out according to the
	 entries in /etc/uucp/Systems.slip, and will
	 cycle thru them if they are busy).

	sldial -d Sibm

	(where the -d turns on debugging so that you can watch
	 the modem dial, etc.  The -d is not necessary however.).

	<or>

	sldial -d -S Sibm Sibm1
		...
	sldial -x5 -S Sibm Sibm6

	(where the '-S Sibm' argument specifies an entry
	 in /etc/slip.hosts, and the Sibm1 -> Sibm6 specifies
	 an entry in /etc/uucp/Systems.slip for picking your
	 favorite line to try to dial into.)
	
    -) at this point, you should be all done !!!

Good Luck!

=============================================================================
Roger Florkowski                             IBM Personal Systems Programming
             AIX RISC System/6000 Network Communications Support
11400 Burnet Road                 Internet Mail: roger@wizards.austin.ibm.com
Austin, TX 78758                          email: roger@rogerf.austin.ibm.com
Phone: (512) 838-3489	                   home: cs.utexas.edu!taliesin!roger
=============================================================================

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#!/bin/sh

if [ $# -ne 2 ] ; then
    echo "USAGE: $0 SlipLoginName SlipLoginPassword"
    exit 1
fi

SLOGIN=$1
SPASSWD=$2

cat << !
Sibm Any ZYXEL Any 8382899 "" \r\d ogin:--ogin:--ogin: $SLOGIN word: $SPASSWD
Sibm1 Any ZYXEL Any 8382899 "" \r\d ogin:--ogin:--ogin: $SLOGIN word: $SPASSWD
Sibm Any ZYXEL Any 8382902 "" \r\d ogin:--ogin:--ogin: $SLOGIN word: $SPASSWD
Sibm2 Any ZYXEL Any 8382902 "" \r\d ogin:--ogin:--ogin: $SLOGIN word: $SPASSWD
Sibm Any ZYXEL Any 8382903 "" \r\d ogin:--ogin:--ogin: $SLOGIN word: $SPASSWD
Sibm3 Any ZYXEL Any 8382903 "" \r\d ogin:--ogin:--ogin: $SLOGIN word: $SPASSWD
Sibm Any ZYXEL Any 8382904 "" \r\d ogin:--ogin:--ogin: $SLOGIN word: $SPASSWD
Sibm4 Any ZYXEL Any 8382904 "" \r\d ogin:--ogin:--ogin: $SLOGIN word: $SPASSWD
Sibm Any ZYXEL Any 8382905 "" \r\d ogin:--ogin:--ogin: $SLOGIN word: $SPASSWD
Sibm5 Any ZYXEL Any 8382905 "" \r\d ogin:--ogin:--ogin: $SLOGIN word: $SPASSWD
Sibm Any ZYXEL Any 8382906 "" \r\d ogin:--ogin:--ogin: $SLOGIN word: $SPASSWD
Sibm6 Any ZYXEL Any 8382906 "" \r\d ogin:--ogin:--ogin: $SLOGIN word: $SPASSWD
Sibm Any ZYXEL Any 8382907 "" \r\d ogin:--ogin:--ogin: $SLOGIN word: $SPASSWD
Sibm7 Any ZYXEL Any 8382907 "" \r\d ogin:--ogin:--ogin: $SLOGIN word: $SPASSWD
Sibm Any ZYXEL Any 8382908 "" \r\d ogin:--ogin:--ogin: $SLOGIN word: $SPASSWD
Sibm8 Any ZYXEL Any 8382908 "" \r\d ogin:--ogin:--ogin: $SLOGIN word: $SPASSWD
!
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