RE: flexfax: callback / dialback

["Gallagher, Gerald (RTIS)" <gerald.gallagher@reedtech.com>]

Thanks for the response. One quick question if you do not mind: I was only
planning to run dumb terminal software on my home PC (Windows 95).  Based on
that, is PPP required?

I have no experience with PPP, but I'll delve into it if it will get the job
done...  Thanks again. 

Gerald Gallagher
Systems Analyst
Reed Technology & Information Services
gerald.gallagher@reedtech.com

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		From:	Nico Kadel-Garcia
[mailto:raoul@cirl.meei.harvard.edu]
		Sent:	Thursday, December 02, 1999 11:27 AM
		To:	Gallagher, Gerald (RTIS)
		Cc:	'flexfax@sgi.com'
		Subject:	Re: flexfax: callback / dialback

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		On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, Gallagher, Gerald (RTIS) wrote:

		There are several Linux tools that might do the job: you
basically
		want to login, then fire up the "dialback" or "dback" tool
to wait
		until you log out, then take over that modem and start a PPP
		connection to your home machine.

		Take a look at the Linux web sites: there have been a *LOT*
of little
		tools created to do this kind of thing that should be
compatible.

					Nico Kadel-Garcia
					Senior Engineer, CIRL 
					Mass. Eye and Ear Infirmary
					raoul@cirl.meei.harvard.edu

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