DIRECT CONNECTION PC-PC WITH MULINUX
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tty.exe, miterm, pppd

muLinux vs DOS (serial cable)
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Use tty.exe program (a small TURBO PASCAL program ) in DOS side.

o For DOS-LINUX serial connection, run tty.exe from DOS
and set this parameters:

	parity : none
	bit	:8
	baud	: 19200
	flow	: none (or hardware?, don't remember)
	set your COM port

o On Linux side, activate SERIAL_SERVER (setup -f server)

	A "login:" prompt will be appear on the DOS console.

	Sorry: this program has some "eecchhoo" problem ...

(mu)Linux vs muLinux (serial cable)
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miterm work also as "serial client":

	mulinux1)	run SERIAL_SERVER
	mulinux2)	miterm -s 19200 /dev/ttySx


On a true Linux, use minicom, instead.


(mu)Linux vs muLinux (serial cable)
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Use setup/ppp0 or setup/ppp1


Win3x,Win9x vs muLinux (phone line)
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You use now two modems, on the desktop

In muLinux (if RING is available):

        # mugetty -s 115200 -ip 192.168.100.1:192.168.100.2  ttyS1

Assing the ip 192.168.100.2 to caller, over ttyS1. Ring-ring
is required, there. Tested from office.

In muLinux (if RING is NOT available):
        # mugetty -a -s 115200 -ip 192.168.100.1:192.168.100.2  ttyS1

The same, but with "-a" switch: no ring-ring is required, so it
can be used to connect windows to linux, using two modems.

In Windows, I start the PPP connection as usual, for Internet,
with random phone number, login and password.



