3Com 10014299 manual By default, the modem works in non-auto answer mode

Configuring a Modem 753

Perform the following configuration in interface (asynchronous serial, AUX or AM interface) view.

Table 781 Specify the Events Triggering the Modem Scripts

Operation	Command
Specify the automatically executed modem	script trigger login script-name
script when the calling-out connection is set
up successfully.
Specify the automatically executed modem	script trigger connect script-name
script when the calling-in connection is set up
successfully.
Specify the automatically executed modem	script trigger dial script-name
script before DCC dialing.
Specify the automatically executed modem	script trigger logout script-name
script at the time of line reset.
Specify the automatically executed modem	script trigger init script-name
script at the time of system power-on and
restart.
Specify the default modem initialization string	script init-string init-string
for initializing modem.

The argument following the script init-stringcommand is the initialization string rather than the modem script name.

Configure the Modem This configuration depends on whether the external modem to which the Answer Mode asynchronous interface is connected is in auto-answer mode (whether the AA LED

on the modem is on). If the modem is in auto-answer mode, the user should execute modem-autoanswerbefore using the dial function. If not, the user should execute undo modem-autoanswer. Inconsistency of the configuration and the modem status may cause the abnormal acceptance of some modem incoming calls.

Perform the following configuration in interface (asynchronous serial, AUX or AM interface) view.

Table 782 Configure the Answer Mode for the Modem

Operation	Command
Configure the modem to work in	modem auto-answer
auto-answer mode
Configure the modem to work in	undo modem auto-answer
non-auto answer mode

Configure Authentication for a Modem Dial-in User

By default, the modem works in non-auto answer mode.

The command modem-loginis configured to authenticate the name and password of the dial-in user. Generally this command is used together with the command of script trigger connect, thus many usernames can login at the same interface.

Perform the following configuration in interface (asynchronous serial, AUX or AM interface) view.