Local: Linux ISDN |
A working terminal access is the first step to a PPP connection.
The main reason (in a standard setup), why it's not working is the ignore of the incoming call, like following example shows:Elsa Quickstep 1000 / Microlink (ISA/PCI) ISDN card
- /var/log/kernel
Sep 24 10:27:09 gate kernel: isdn_net: call from *mobile*,7,197 -> *msn1ofserver*
Sep 24 10:27:09 gate kernel: isdn_net: call from *mobile* -> 0 *msn1ofserver* ignored
Sep 24 10:27:09 gate kernel: isdn_tty: call from *mobile* -> *msn1ofserver* ignoredThe last one is the reason why no terminal access via ttyIx works :-(
There are several hints on the Usenet and Internet, but they didn't work in unmodified manner.AVM B1 ISA ISDN card
- /var/log/kernel
Feb 18 15:26:04 gate kernel: capidrv-1: incoming call *mobile*,7,0,*msn1ofserver*
Feb 18 15:26:04 gate kernel: isdn_net: call from *mobile* -> 0 *msn1ofserver* ignored
Feb 18 15:26:04 gate kernel: isdn_tty: call from *mobile* -> *msn1ofserver* ignored
Feb 18 15:26:04 gate kernel: capidrv-1: incoming call *mobile*,7,0,*msn1ofserver* ignoredLinux server side
- mgetty configuration for a dial in from a Nokia 9110
- /etc/mgetty+sendfax/mgetty.config
Elsa Quickstep 1000 / Microlink (ISA/PCI) ISDN card
# Login over ISDN & V.110 (GSM)
port ttyI1
init-chat "" \d\d\d+++\d\d\dATZ OK AT&EMSN1OFSERVER&R9600S19=197 OK
modem-type dataAVM B1 ISA ISDN card
# Login over ISDN & V.110 (GSM)
port ttyI1
init-chat "" \d\d\d+++\d\d\dATZ OK AT&EMSN1OFSERVER&R9600S19=0 OK
modem-type data- /etc/inittab
- Setup asynchron ISDN terminal device
- m1:35:respawn:/sbin/mgetty ttyI1
- Activate change
- killall -HUP init
Linux client side for testing
Elsa Quickstep 1000 / Microlink (ISA/PCI) ISDN card (Server side)
- Use following /etc/minirc.v110s19eq197
# Machine-generated file - use "minicom -s" to change parameters
pr port /dev/ttyI0
pu minit ~^M~AT&EOUTGOINGMSN&R9600S19=197^M
pu rtscts NoAVM B1 ISA ISDN card (Server side)
- Use following /etc/minirc.v110s19eq0
# Machine-generated file - use "minicom -s" to change parameters.
pr port /dev/ttyI0
pu minit ~^M~AT&EOUTGOINGMSN&R9600S19=0^M
pu rtscts NoNokia Communicator client side
A successful log looks like this:
- Terminal / Connection
- Modem initialization: AT+CBST=71
- This hint is from Nokia's sdialin.pdf, which is available at http://forum.nokia.com/main/support/guides/9110internet.html
- The hint from the Usenet (AT+CBST=71,0,1) won't work!
- End-of-line-char: CR/LF
- Rest like default
Elsa Quickstep 1000 / Microlink (ISA/PCI) ISDN card
- /var/log/kernel
Sep 24 11:29:15 gate kernel: isdn_net: call from *mobile*,7,197 -> *msn1ofserver*
Sep 24 11:29:15 gate kernel: isdn_net: call from *mobile* -> 0 *msn1ofserver* ignored
Sep 24 11:29:15 gate kernel: isdn_tty: call from *mobile*, -> RING on ttyI1
Note: first log line containing Additional Service Indicator is only shown in verbose mode, enable it with: isdnctrl verbose 2
AVM B1 ISA ISDN card
- /var/log/kernel
Feb 18 15:37:34 gate kernel: capidrv-1: incoming call *mobile*,7,0,*msn1ofserver*
Feb 18 15:37:34 gate kernel: isdn_net: call from *mobile* -> 0 *msn1ofserver* ignored
Feb 18 15:37:34 gate kernel: isdn_tty: call from *mobile*, -> RING on ttyI2
Feb 18 15:37:34 gate kernel: capidrv-1: incoming call *mobile*,7,0,*msn1ofserver* tty alerting
Feb 18 15:37:34 gate kernel: kcapi: appl 1 ncci 0x10101 up
Feb 18 15:37:34 gate kernel: capidrv-1: chan 0 up with ncci 0x10101
AT commands |
ISDN card |
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Speed |
Nokia 9110 |
Nokia 9210 |
HiSaX based |
AVM B1 ISA |
V.110/9600 |
AT+CBST=71 |
Normal / V.110 ISDN AT+CBST=71,0,1 |
&R9600 (default: S19=197, matching) |
&R9600S19=0 |
V.110/19200 |
not supported |
High Speed / V.110 ISDN AT+CBST=79,0,1 |
&R19200 (default: S19=199, matching) |
currently not tested |
V.110/38400 |
not supported |
High Speed / V.110 ISDN AT+CBST=81,0,1+CHSN=0,3,0,12;+DS3 |
&R38400S19=192 (default: S19=198, not matching) |
currently not tested |
Linux server side
Linux server side
- Same like as GSM
X.75 client side (i.e. Hyperterminal and RVS software modem emulation)
- Only select the X.75 modem, that's all
Log files
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