Dial-Up Networking Commands

Synopsis

DUN A[dd] <callsign | ip_address> <script>
DUN D[rop] <callsign | ip_address>
DUN L[ist]
DUN LO[g] [0-255]

Availability

Sysop-only.

Description

Dial-Up Networking (DUN) is a subsystem which allows Xrouter to connect to other TCP/IP systems via a dial-up Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) link. The DUN commands are used to configure this subsystem.

Options

DUN ADD creates an association between a callsign (for KISS links) or gateway IP address (for PPP or SLIP links) and a DUN script.

DUN DROP removes a previously created association between a callsign or gateway IP address and a DUN script.

DUN LIST lists the peers to whom a dial-up connection may be established, and the names of the scripts used to make the connections.

DUN LOG sets the level of logging, for diagnostic purposes. The argument is a flag field, comprising the sum of the following values:

	1        Log starts, stops and errors.
	2        Log all script lines.
	4        Log responses from modem or host.

A value of 0 disables all logging. If no arguments are supplied, the current logging level is reported.

Examples

DUN ADD gb7tyr  gb7tyr.scr
DUN ADD 62.31.176.22  pipex.scr
DUN DROP 62.31.176.22
DUN LOG 3

Files

The DUN ADD and DUN LOG commands may also be used in IPROUTE.SYS and / or BOOTCMDS.SYS to set up the system at boot time.

See also

DIAL(1) -- Dial a PSTN connection.
SCRIPTS(9) -- Dialler scripts.