On Wed, 2002-04-17 at 13:09, R P Herrold wrote:
> On 17 Apr 2002, Derek Glidden wrote:
>
> > I think this is such an unusual request, and nobody's really actively
> > maintaining any sort of "Linux modem pooling" software anymore, because
> > it's mainly Windows boxes and proprietary vertical and embedded OS's
> > that ever use modems to dial directly to each other anymore. Linux, by
> > virtue of its inherently networkable architecture, just does everything
> > over TCP/IP; whether via gigabit or dialup, it's still going to be
> > TCP/IP at the bottom of it.
>
> hunh? What are pppd and mgetty? I run dial up links which
> cross connect and unconnect themselves all over the country,
> under Linux.
To make PPP connections, right?
Under Windows there are all kinds of wierd dialup remote access things
like PCanywhere and whatever the Windows Terminal stuff is about. Under
Linux, you just dialup to make a PPP connection, then your traffic goes
over TCP/IP.
There's no such thing as "PCAnywhere for Linux" because it's not
necessary. That funcionality is part of the basic design of the OS.
That's what I meant.
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