Dial-Out Application Using Cdma Or Gsm/Gprs; Table 2.12: Configuration Parameters For /Etc/Generic-Dial.conf - Avocent Cyclades ACS Command Reference Manual

20 ACS Advanced Console Server Command Reference Guide
The following example shows the usage of the PCMCIA card parameters.
1. Enable the Compact Flash or PCMCIA hard drive.
cli> config network pcmcia 1 cflash enable yes
2. Enable data buffering on this device.
cli> config network pcmcia 2 cflash databuf yes
3. Activate and save your configuration.
NOTE: Before removing the media PCMCIA card you must run cardctl eject from the shell prompt to ensure the
data is properly written to the media.
It is also possible to save and restore the configuration files to or from PCMCIA media by
executing the saveconf and restoreconf utilities. See Saveconf and Restoreconf on page 102.

Dial-out application using CDMA or GSM/GPRS

The ACS console server supports dial-out through GSM (GPRS) and CDMA (1xRTT) wireless
PCMCIA cards. The dial-out application connects the port to a remote TCP socket at the specified
IP address through a wireless phone network service and an Internet access service.
Use the /etc/generic-dial.conf file to configure dial-out ppp connections through a GPRS and
1xRTT profiles. The /etc/generic-dial.conf file defines dial-out instances in the following format.
# begin <application-type> [instanceID]
#....
#....
# end <application-type>
Above, [instanceID] is an optional string to identify a particular instance and <application type> is
dial-out. Insert the required parameters for your specific instance.

Table 2.12: Configuration Parameters for /etc/generic-dial.conf

Parameter
begin <dial-out> [<instance-id>]
inPort.name <name>
inPort.device </dev/ttyXX>
inPort.speed <9600>
inPort.datasize <8>
inPort.parity [ none | even | odd ] None, even or odd.
Description
Begins the dial-out application. Optionally specify a name for the particular
instance.
A label for the incoming port to be used in log messages.
The modem type used for this interface.
Connection speed. Default is 9600.
The number of data bits. Default is 8.