Date: Mon, 21 Oct 2002 22:33:21 +0200 From: tarak <tb@sender-records.de> To: <freebsd-isdn@freebsd.org> Subject: dialing in the other way... Message-ID: <B9DA3130.155B%tb@sender-records.de>
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hello,
sorry, but I have a problem:
everytime i use a search engine to find something about
"freebsd isdn dial-in", i find a lot about how to connect
to an isp... really frustrating! this is why i post this:
I DO NOT WANT TO CONNECT TO AN ISP, jesus, I WANT TO CONNECT
TO MYSELF... right, i want to dial into my own gateway, just to be
able to reach my own network. connection to an isp is already
set up.
But before you read on: i really cannot take any pro-nerd
arrognat one-line-answers, so if you're already feeling this
is too childish, please hit the delete-button, i really don't
wanna know about it... (serious about that!!!)
Questions:
- Any suggestion about some sort of mini- or normal howto?
i would appreciate any valuable link...
- do i have to mess around with userland pppd? i searched
html-published mailing-lists that said so... i really like
my number of half a dozen daemons on my gw and do not want
more processes running than needed... what about spppcontrol?
is it playing the role of pppd or am i wrong? is it providing
infos like default gw, dns server and, most of all, ip-numbers?
i wondered, because one can use it with arguments called "chap"
or "pap to dial out... is it working the other way too?
- is there any chance to also set up a connection using an analog
modem on the remote side? which isdn-interface do i use therefor?
the thing is that i already tried longer time to get this running,
without success of course... this is why i need to ask you...
thanx in advance for any constructive suggestion.
tarak
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