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Thank you for your response Basically, I want to connect to a remote Linux machine for transferring files with FTP protocol by dialing with modem. Thus, I must use the PPP protocol to attribute local and remote IP addresses. The sever is Linux and the client is Windows XP Pro SP2. So, how can I use PPP in Windows to do what the pppd command in linux do ? In fact, what is the equivalent Linux pppd command in Windows envirenment ?
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Hi all, In Unix System, we use the pppd and chat commands to lanch the PPP protocol in local and remote machine and to attribute a local and remote IP addresses for thoses machines. In Windows System, how can I attribute theses IP addresses ? Or, is there an equivalent task for pppd to do that ? Thank you for your help !
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Hi all, In Linux, to connect to another Linux machine by modem dialing, I use minicom in which I compose "ATDT <tel_number>", I tape "/usr/sbin/pppd /dev/ttyS0 38400" in the remote machine, I tape "CTRL"+<A>,<Q> and I tape "/usr/sbin/pppd /dev/ttyS0 crtscts 38400 defaultroute 192.168.1.1:192.168.1.30 -detach" (to attribute a local and remate IP addresses). How can I do that In Windows XP Pro SP2 ? I try to create an Internet connection for PPP, but I don't know how to attribute local and remote IP addresses ! Please, help me and thanks in advance.