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Service type:
This specifies which protocol will be used when
the link is established to the remote site.
Choices are PPP. SLIP and CSLIP.
Inactivity:
The period (in minutes) of inactivity on the SLIP/
PPP link before the port drops the call
automatically. Setting this field to 0 turns the
timeout feature off.
The phone number of the remote system. Note
Phone
that the '\' may be used as a delay. For example,
number:
a phone system that requires a 9 followed by a
four-second delay before getting an outside line
would require an entry like 9\4-2145551234.
The following characters are ignored '(', ')', '-', '.'
when included as part of the number.
Login-script:
The chat script that will be used to login to the
remote system. It takes the form of the usual
Send/Expect chat script you may already be
familiar with. If no script is defined, this step is
skipped (e.g. hardwired connections). There are
a few special characters used by the Terminal
Server as described below:
""
\r
\n
\u
\p
\1-\9 delay for number of seconds.
\s
Dial-out Modem Ports Setup
expect nothing (i.e. the Terminal
Server starts the chat script)
send a carriage return
send new-line
user name (sends the username from
the User name field).
password (sends the password from
the password field).
space (Substitute this instead of a
<space> value).
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