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The
sections below discuss how to set up the PPP configuration files
from SLIP configuration files. Three types of SLIP configurations
are used as examples. Case 1: Dialout SLIP Connection without UUCP System
Name | |
This type of connection is represented by an entry in /etc/ppl/ppl.remotes
where type=DIALOUT, modem_control=YES and there is no uucp_system
name. The migration task involves creating an entry in both /etc/ppp/Systems
and /etc/ppp/Devices using information
from /etc/ppl/ppl.remotes and /etc/uucp/Devices. The dialout SLIP connection without a UUCP system name is
defined in /etc/ppl/ppl.remotes
by: - keywest
# remote host name or IP address - ewok
# local hostname or IP address -
# Internet mask - SLIP
# protocol [SLIP] [ASLIPC] [ASLIPS] [PPP] [CSLIPA]
[CSLIP] - DIALOUT
# type [DIRECT] [DIALIN] [DIALOUT] [DIALIN &
DIALOUT] -
# UUCP system name - NONE
# line parity [EVEN] [ODD] [NONE] - 9600
# line speed - cul1b1
# serial line - 89659
# phone number - YES
# modem control available [YES] [NO] - login: test password: blue
# log in info - "" ppl\s-i\s
ewok
# command name
The dialout SLIP connection is defined in /etc/uucp/Devices
by: The command line for the dialout SLIP connection is: Information in the /etc/ppp/Systems
file corresponds to the following information from the /etc/ppl/ppl.remotes
file: After migration, the dialout PPP connection is defined in
/etc/ppp/Systems by: keywest Any ACU 9600 89659 in:--in: test word: blue |
An entry in /etc/ppp/Devices
is created by searching the /etc/uucp/Devices
file with an entry corresponding to an entry with device_type=ACU,
device_file=serial_line from ppl.remotes,
and speed=speed from /etc/ppl/ppl.remotes.
The /etc/ppp/Devices entry is created
using the following information from /etc/uucp/Devices
entry. After migration, the dialout PPP connection is defined in
/etc/ppp/Devices by: The /etc/ppp/Autostart entry
for the dialout PPP connection is: pppd ewok:keywest auto idle 350 |
Case 2: Direct SLIP Connection without UUCP System
Name | |
This type of connection is represented by an entry in /etc/ppl/ppl.remotes
by type=DIRECT, modem_control=NO and no uucp_system name. The migration
task involves creating an entry in both /etc/ppp/Systems
and /etc/ppp/Devices using information
from /etc/ppl/ppl.remotes and /etc/uucp/Devices. The direct SLIP connection without a UUCP system name is defined
in /etc/ppl/ppl.remotes by the
following: - keywest
# remote hostname or IP address - ewok
# local hostname or IP address -
# Internet mask - SLIP
# protocol [SLIP] [ASLIPC] [ASLIPS] [PPP] [CSLIPA]
[CSLIP] - DIRECT
# type [DIRECT] [DIALIN] [DIALOUT] [DIALIN &
DIALOUT] -
# UUCP system name - NONE
# line parity [EVEN] [ODD] [NONE] - 57600
# line speed - tty1p0
# serial line -
# phone number - NO
# modem control available [YES][NO] -
# log in info -
# command name
The direct SLIP connection is defined in /etc/uucp/Devices
by: Direct tty1p0 - 57600 direct |
The command line for the direct SLIP connection is: Information in the /etc/ppp/Systems
file corresponds to the following information from the /etc/ppl/ppl.remotes
file: After migration, the direct PPP connection is defined by: An entry in /etc/ppp/Devices
will be created using the information from /etc/uucp/Devices. After migration, the direct PPP connection is defined by: The /etc/ppp/Autostart entry
for the direct PPP connection is: Case 3: Dialout SLIP Connection with UUCP System Name | |
This type of connection is represented by an entry in /etc/ppl/ppl.remotes
by type=DIALOUT, modem_control=YES and the presence of uucp_system
name. The migration task involves creating an entry in both /etc/ppp/Systems
and /etc/ppp/Devices using information
from /etc/ppl/ppl.remotes, /etc/uucp/Systems,
and /etc/uucp/Devices. The dialout SLIP connection is defined in /etc/ppl/ppl.remotes
by the following: - keywest
# remote hostname or IP address - ewok
# local hostname or IP address -
# Internet mask - SLIP
# protocol [SLIP] [ASLIPC] [ASLIPS] [PPP] [CSLIPA]
[CSLIP] - DIALOUT
# type [DIRECT] [DIALIN] [DIALOUT] [DIALIN &
DIALOUT] - kqu
# UUCP system name - NONE
# line parity [EVEN] [ODD] [NONE] -
# line speed -
# serial line -
# phone number - YES
# modem control available [YES][NO] -
# log in info -
# command name
The dialout SLIP connection is defined in /etc/uucp/Systems
by: kqu ANY;1 ACU 9600 89659 login: test password: blueSky |
The dialout SLIP connection is defined in /etc/uucp/Devices
by: The command line for the dialout SLIP connection is: The name for the /etc/ppp/Systems
entry is taken from the remote host field in /etc/ppl/ppl.remotes.
The rest of the information for the /etc/ppp/Systems
entry is taken from the /etc/uucp/Systems
file that corresponds to the UUCP system name defined in /etc/ppl/ppl.remotes
(kqu): * A numerical value for retry in /etc/uucp/System
must be converted to seconds. After migration, the dialout PPP connection is defined in
/etc/ppp/Systems by: keywest Any;1 ACU 9600 89659 login: test password: blueSky |
An entry in /etc/ppp/Devices
will be created by searching the /etc/uucp/Devices
file with an entry corresponding to an entry with device_type=ACU,
and speed=speed from /etc/uucp/Systems.
The /etc/ppp/Devices entry will
be created using the following information from /etc/uucp/Devices
entry. After migration, the dialout PPP connection is defined in
/etc/ppp/Devices by: The /etc/ppp/Autostart entry
for the dialout PPP connection is: pppd ewok:keywest auto idle 350 |
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