;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Responses] ; This section is temporary. ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- [SprintNet, Standard] DEFAULTOFF= MAXCARRIERBPS=9600 MAXCONNECTBPS=9600 ; The next two lines ignore logon banners COMMAND= OK= ; The @ characters sets the SprintNet PAD for 8 databit communication. COMMAND=@ NoResponse ; The D character requests a 9600 speed. COMMAND=D ; We dont care about the response so we ignore it (unless modem has hung up). ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK= ; A carriage return to initialize the PAD read/write buffers COMMAND= ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK= ; Set X.3 settings on the PAD which make it work well with RAS. Broken into ; two parts since the line is too long. COMMAND=SET 1:0,2:0,3:0,4:1,5:0,6:1,7:0,8:0,9:0,10:0 ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK= ; Set the other half of X.3 parameters COMMAND=SET 12:0,13:0,14:0,15:0,16:0,17:0,18:0,19:0,20:0,22:0 ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK= ; Finally try to call RAS X25 server COMMAND=C * CONNECT=" CONNECT" ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= ; CONNECT response means that the connection completed fine. ; ERROR_DIAGNOISTICS response means connection attempt failed - the X25 ; DIAGNOSTIC information will be extracted from the response and sent to the ; user. ; ERROR_NO_CARRIER means that the remote modem hung up. ; ERROR resonses are for generic failures. ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- [SprintNet, Alternate] ; Connections can be made more reliably in some SprintNet locations if ; there are some delays near the beginning of the pad.inf entry. As a ; general rule of thumb use this entry with older, slower (2400 bps) ; locations. DEFAULTOFF= MAXCARRIERBPS=9600 MAXCONNECTBPS=9600 ; The next line will give a delay of 2 secs - allowing the PAD to initialize COMMAND= NoResponse ; The next line will give a delay of 2 secs - allowing the PAD to initialize COMMAND= NoResponse ; The @ characters sets the SprintNet PAD for 8 databit communication. COMMAND=@ NoResponse COMMAND= NoResponse ; The D character requests a 9600 speed. COMMAND=D ; We dont care about the response so we ignore it (unless modem has hung up). ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK= ; A carriage return to initialize the PAD read/write buffers COMMAND= ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK= ; Set X.3 settings on the PAD which make it work well with RAS. Broken into ; two parts since the line is too long. COMMAND=SET 1:0,2:0,3:0,4:1,5:0,6:1,7:0,8:0,9:0,10:0 ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK= ; Set the other half of X.3 parameters COMMAND=SET 12:0,13:0,14:0,15:0,16:0,17:0,18:0,19:0,20:0,22:0 ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK= ; Finally try to call RAS X25 server COMMAND=C * CONNECT=" CONNECT" ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= ; CONNECT response means that the connection completed fine. ; ERROR_DIAGNOISTICS response means connection attempt failed - the X25 ; DIAGNOSTIC information will be extracted from the response and sent to the ; user. ; ERROR_NO_CARRIER means that the remote modem hung up. ; ERROR resonses are for generic failures. ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- [InfoNet] DEFAULTOFF= MAXCARRIERBPS=2400 MAXCONNECTBPS=2400 ; The next line will give a delay of 2 secs - allowing the PAD to initialize COMMAND= NoResponse ; The next line will give a delay of 2 secs - allowing the PAD to initialize COMMAND= NoResponse COMMAND= ; We dont care about the response so we ignore it (unless modem has hung up). ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK= COMMAND= ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK= COMMAND=X ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK= ; Set X.3 settings on the PAD which make it work well with RAS. Broken into ; two parts since the line is too long. COMMAND=SET 1:126,2:1,3:0,4:1,5:0,6:1,7:0,8:0,9:0,10:0 NoResponse COMMAND= NoResponse ; Set the other half of X.3 parameters COMMAND=SET 12:0,13:0,14:0,15:0,16:0,17:0,18:0,19:0,20:0,21:0,22:0 NoResponse COMMAND= NoResponse ; Try to call RAS X25 server COMMAND= OK="COM" ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= ; CONNECT response means that the connection completed fine. ; ERROR_DIAGNOISTICS response means connection attempt failed - the X25 ; DIAGNOSTIC information will be extracted from the response and sent ; to the user. ; ERROR_NO_CARRIER means that the remote modem hung up. ; ERROR resonses are for generic failures. ; Finally set no escape and no echo COMMAND=SET 1:0,2:0 NoResponse ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- [InfoNet, Alternate] DEFAULTOFF= MAXCARRIERBPS=9600 MAXCONNECTBPS=9600 ; The next line will give a delay of 2 secs - allowing the PAD to initialize COMMAND= NoResponse ; The next line will give a delay of 2 secs - allowing the PAD to initialize COMMAND= NoResponse COMMAND= ; We dont care about the response so we ignore it (unless modem has hung up). ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK= COMMAND= ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK= COMMAND=X ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK= ; Set X.3 settings on the PAD which make it work well with RAS. Broken into ; two parts since the line is too long. ;COMMAND=SET 1:126,2:1,3:0,4:1,5:0,6:1,7:0,8:0,9:0,10:0 COMMAND=SET 1:126,2:1,3:0,4:1,5:0,6:1,7:2,9:0,10:0 ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" ERROR="ERR" OK= ; Set the other half of X.3 parameters COMMAND=SET 12:0,13:0,14:0,15:0,16:127,17:24,18:18,19:0,20:0,21:0,22:0 ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" ERROR="ERR" OK= ; Try to call RAS X25 server COMMAND= OK= OK="COM" ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= ERROR="ERR" ; CONNECT response means that the connection completed fine. ; ERROR_DIAGNOISTICS response means connection attempt failed - the X25 ; DIAGNOSTIC information will be extracted from the response and sent ; to the user. ; ERROR_NO_CARRIER means that the remote modem hung up. ; ERROR resonses are for generic failures. ; Finally set no escape and no echo COMMAND=SET 1:0,2:0 NoEcho ERROR="ERR" CONNECT= [Transpac] DEFAULTOFF= MAXCARRIERBPS=2400 MAXCONNECTBPS=2400 ; The next line will give a delay of 2 secs - allowing the PAD to initialize COMMAND= NoResponse ; The next line will give a delay of 2 secs - allowing the PAD to initialize COMMAND= NoResponse ; We dont care about the response so we ignore it (unless modem has hung up). ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK="TRANSPAC" ; Set X.3 settings on the PAD which make it work well with RAS. Broken into ; two parts since the line is too long. COMMAND=SET 1:1,2:1,3:0,4:1,5:0,6:1,7:0,9:0,10:0 ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" ERROR="ERR" OK= ; Set the other half of X.3 parameters COMMAND=SET 12:0,13:0,14:0,15:0,16:127,17:24,18:18,19:0,20:0,21:0,22:0 ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" ERROR="ERR" OK= ; Try to call RAS X25 server COMMAND= OK= OK="COM" ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= ; CONNECT response means that the connection completed fine. ; ERROR_DIAGNOISTICS response means connection attempt failed - the X25 ; DIAGNOSTIC information will be extracted from the response and sent ; to the user. ; ERROR_NO_CARRIER means that the remote modem hung up. ; ERROR resonses are for generic failures. ; Finally set no escape and no echo COMMAND=SET 1:0,2:0 NoEcho CONNECT= ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Eicon X.PAD] DEVICETYPE=pad DEFAULTOFF= MAXCARRIERBPS=1200 MAXCONNECTBPS=1200 ; ; INIT section. ; COMMAND_INIT=PAR 2 NoEcho OK=par 2: ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS=CLR ERROR=ERR ; ; LISTEN section. ; COMMAND_LISTEN= NoEcho CONNECT="COM" ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS=CLR ERROR=ERR ; ; CALL section. ; COMMAND_DIAL= NoEcho CONNECT="COM" ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS=CLR CONF CLR ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS=CLR ERROR=ERR ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Compuserve] ; Disclaimer: ; This script has been included for customer convenience, but has NOT been ; fully verified to work under all circumstances. Microsoft makes NO guarantees ; as to the performance of this script. Please contact Microsoft ; PSS NT support if you have problems or questions. DEFAULTOFF= MAXCARRIERBPS=9600 MAXCONNECTBPS=9600 COMMAND= NoResponse COMMAND= OK= COMMAND=+ OK="Host Name:" COMMAND= CONNECT="Connected" ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [SITA Group Network] ; Disclaimer: ; This script has been included for customer convenience, but has NOT been ; fully verified to work under all circumstances. Microsoft makes NO guarantees ; as to the performance of this script. Please contact Microsoft ; PSS NT support if you have problems or questions. ; PLEASE SEE COMMENTS BELOW REGARDING USAGE OF THE "User Data:" ; and "Facilities:" FIELDS IN RAS WHEN USING THIS SITA SCRIPT. DEFAULTOFF= MAXCARRIERBPS=9600 MAXCONNECTBPS=9600 COMMAND=... OK="SITA NETWORK:" ; Enter your NUI number in the Remote Access program's X.25 Settings "User Data:" field. COMMAND= OK= ; Enter your x.25 password in the Remote Access program's X.25 Settings "Facilities:" field. COMMAND= OK="active" ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= COMMAND=PROF 6 NoResponse COMMAND= NoResponse COMMAND=SET 2:1 OK= COMMAND= NoResponse COMMAND=SET 4:1,6:1,16:0,17:0,18:0,19:0,21:0 OK= COMMAND= NoResponse COMMAND=SET 118:0,119:0,120:0 OK= COMMAND=PAR? OK= COMMAND=SET 2:0 NoResponse COMMAND= NoResponse COMMAND= CONNECT="connected" ;CONNECT= ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Alascom/Tymnet/MCI] ; Disclaimer: ; This script has been included for customer convenience, but has NOT been ; fully verified to work under all circumstances. Microsoft makes NO guarantees ; as to the performance of this script. Please contact Microsoft ; PSS NT support if you have problems or questions. ; NOTE: Whether your X.25 account is set up for a single x.121 identifier or a ; username/password combination, they both are entered in the Remote Access program's ; "X.25 Settings" dialog box in the "X.121 Address:" field. ; A username and password combination is entered simply by separating them with a ; SEMICOLON, e.g.: John;mypass ; where "John" is the username and "mypass" is the password. DEFAULTOFF= MAXCARRIERBPS=9600 MAXCONNECTBPS=9600 ; The "o" changes the terminal identifer so that the x.25 network responses are ; readable and don't appear as garbage. No carriage return is required after it. COMMAND=o OK="log in:" ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= ; Note: The "" represents a Ctrl-H or Backspace character which turns the ; echo facility in the x.25 network off which interferes with RAS operation. COMMAND= CONNECT="connected" ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= [Telematics] DEFAULTOFF= MAXCARRIERBPS=19200 MAXCONNECTBPS=19200 ; The next line will give a delay of 2 secs - allowing the PAD to initialize COMMAND= ; The next line will give a delay of 2 secs - allowing the PAD to initialize COMMAND= ;The next line will initiate AUTOBAUD/AUTOPARITY with the ;Telematics PAD COMMAND=.. ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK="*" ; Finally try to call RAS X25 server COMMAND= CONNECT="com" [InfoNet X25] DEFAULTOFF= MAXCARRIERBPS=2400 MAXCONNECTBPS=2400 ; The next line will give a delay of 2 secs - allowing the PAD to initialize COMMAND= NoResponse ; The next line will give a delay of 2 secs - allowing the PAD to initialize COMMAND= NoResponse COMMAND= ; We dont care about the response so we ignore it (unless modem has hung up). ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK= COMMAND= ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK= COMMAND=SET 2:1 NoResponse COMMAND=X ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" OK= ; Try to call RAS X25 server COMMAND= OK="COM" ERROR_NO_CARRIER="NO CARRIER" ERROR_DIAGNOSTICS= ; CONNECT response means that the connection completed fine. ; ERROR_DIAGNOISTICS response means connection attempt failed - the X25 ; DIAGNOSTIC information will be extracted from the response and sent ; to the user. ; ERROR_NO_CARRIER means that the remote modem hung up. ; ERROR resonses are for generic failures.