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Creating and Using Modem Chat Scripts
Using Chat Scripts
DC-167
Cisco IOS Dial Technologies Configuration Guide
Modem-Specific Chat Script Examples
The following example shows line chat scripts being specified for lines connected to Telebit and US
Robotics modems:
! Some lines have Telebit modems.
line 1 6
script dialer telebit.*
! Some lines have US Robotics modems.
line 7 12
script dialer usr.*
Dialer Mapping Example
The following example shows a modem chat script called dial and a system login chat script called login:
chat-script dial ABORT ERROR "" "AT Z" OK "ATDT \T" TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT \c
chat-script login ABORT invalid TIMEOUT 60 name: myname word: mypassword ">" "slip
default"
interface async 10
dialer in-band
dialer map ip 10.55.0.1 modem-script dial system-script login 96837890
Figure 30 illustrates the configuration.
Figure 30 Chat Script Configuration and Function
•
The configuration is on Router A.
• The modem chat script dial is used to dial out to the modem at Router B.
• The system login chat script login is used to log in to Router B.
• The phone number is the number of the modem attached to Router B.
• The IP address in the dialer map command is the address of Router B.
In the sample script shown, the dialer in-band command enables DDR on asynchronous interface 10,
and the dialer map command dials 96837890 after finding the specified dialing and the system login
scripts. When a packet is received for 10.55.0.1, the first thing to happen is that the modem script is
implemented. Table 17 lists the functions that are implemented with each expect-send pair in the modem
script called dial.
Router B
Router A
10.55.0.1
96837890
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- Cisco IOS Dial Technologies 1
- Configuration Guide 1
- CONTENTS 3
- Contents 10
- Documentation Objectives 37
- Audience 37
- Documentation Organization 37
- Master Indexes 40
- New and Changed Information 41
- Document Conventions 41
- Obtaining Documentation 42
- Documentation Feedback 43
- Cisco.com 44
- Technical Assistance Center 44
- Using Cisco IOS Software 47
- Getting Help 48
- <password> 49
- Saving Configuration Changes 52
- Using Feature Navigator 53
- Using Software Release Notes 53
- Cisco IOS Dial Components 56
- Logical Constructs 58
- Virtual Template Interfaces 59
- Logical Interfaces 60
- Dialer Interfaces 61
- Virtual Access Interfaces 62
- T1 and E1 Controllers 64
- ISDN Service 65
- ISDN BRI 66
- ISDN PRI 66
- Line Types 68
- Encapsulation Types 71
- • undebug all 76
- • debug ppp negotiation 76
- • debug ppp authentication 76
- • debug modem 76
- • debug ip peer 76
- Configuring Autoselect 80
- Verifying Autoselect PPP 81
- Verifying Autoselect ARA 81
- Features 82
- • IGRP Configuration Example 84
- Conserving Network Addresses 85
- Rotary Group Examples 90
- DHCP Pooling Example 93
- Local Pooling Example 93
- IGRP Configuration Example 97
- UDPTN Overview 98
- Configuring a Line for UDPTN 99
- Enabling UDPTN 100
- Verifying UDPTN Traffic 100
- Multicast UDPTN Example 101
- Broadcast UDPTN Example 102
- Point-to-Point UDPTN Example 102
- Router B 103
- Overview of Modem Interfaces 106
- Cisco IOS Modem Components 107
- Cisco IOS software 108
- Asynchronous Interfaces 109
- Group Asynchronous Interfaces 110
- Modem Calls 112
- V.90 Modem Standard 117
- Managing Modems 119
- Managing SPE Firmware 120
- Configuring Modem Lines 122
- Configuring Modem Pooling 135
- Creating a Modem Pool 136
- Creating a Physical Partition 139
- • One 4-port T1 PRI card 141
- Configuring Call Tracker 144
- Verifying Call Tracker 145
- Enabling Call Tracker 145
- line-number 147
- Enabling Modem Polling 148
- Setting Modem Poll Intervals 148
- Setting Modem Poll Retry 148
- Collecting Modem Statistics 148
- Removing Inoperable Modems 155
- Busying Out a Modem Card 157
- Enabling DS0 Busyout Traps 158
- Enabling Modem Health Traps 159
- Enabling DS1 Loopback Traps 159
- Verifying Enabled Traps 159
- Troubleshooting the Traps 160
- NAS Health Monitoring Example 160
- NextPort Modem Log Example 163
- Modem AT-Mode Example 164
- How to Configure Dial Shelves 168
- Configuring the Shelf ID 169
- When a Slot Is Removed 174
- When a Slot Is Added 174
- Leaving Split Mode 175
- Managing a Split Dial Shelf 175
- Executing Commands Remotely 176
- Verifying DSC Configuration 177
- Troubleshooting DSIP 177
- Router# show dsip transport 178
- Router# show dsip version 178
- AS5400 Access Server 180
- AS5800 Access Server 180
- Firmware Upgrade Task List 180
- Using an Internet Browser 181
- Using an FTP Application 182
- Specifying a Country Name 184
- Disabling SPEs 186
- Rebooting SPEs 187
- Configuring Lines 188
- Configuring Ports 189
- Clearing Log Events 191
- Troubleshooting SPEs 191
- Port Statistics 193
- Digital SPE Statistics 194
- SPE Modem Statistics 195
- Cisco AS5400 series routers 196
- Cisco AS5800 series routers 196
- Cisco AS2511-RJ 198
- Modems are outside 198
- Supporting Dial-In Modems 201
- Ring transition 202
- CTS raised 202
- Testing the Modem Connection 203
- Managing Telnet Sessions 204
- Suspending Telnet Sessions: 205
- Modem Troubleshooting Tips 206
- Checking Other Modem Settings 207
- Modem Signal and Line States 208
- Configuring Automatic Dialing 210
- Closing Modem Connections 213
- Chat Script Overview 216
- Creating a Chat Script 217
- Adding a Return Key Sequence 218
- Using Chat Scripts 220
- Dialer Mapping Example 221
- Up Two Leased Lines 227
- General Operational Processes 230
- -nas-name 231
- Deleting Downloaded Pools 232
- • Authentication parameters 236
- • Authorization parameters 236
- • One or more AV pairs 236
- • Username and password 237
- • User service type 237
- • Framed protocol 237
- TACACS+ Freeware Examples 238
- SAP filters 241
- RADIUS Examples 242
- RADIUS Debug Output 244
- RADIUS User File (Router 1) 248
- RADIUS debug Output 249
- RPM Overview 251
- Customer Profiles 253
- Default Customer Profiles 254
- Backup Customer Profiles 254
- Customer Profile Template 254
- DNIS Groups 255
- CLID Groups 255
- Call Types 255
- Resource Groups 256
- Resource Services 256
- Call Treatments 257
- Details on RPM Call Processes 258
- Accounting Data 260
- Call Discriminator Profiles 261
- Call Processing 264
- VPDN Tunnel Limits 266
- RPM Using the Cisco RPMS 269
- Resource Manager Protocol 269
- Direct Remote Services 270
- RPM Process with RPMS and SS7 270
- How to Configure RPM 271
- Enabling RPM 272
- Configuring DNIS Groups 273
- Creating CLID Groups 274
- Configuring Resource Groups 276
- Configuring Service Profiles 276
- Configuring Customer Profiles 277
- Configuring AAA Server Groups 281
- Configuring VPDN Profiles 281
- Configuring VPDN Groups 282
- number:number 286
- Verifying RPM Components 287
- Clearing Call Counters 288
- Troubleshooting RPM 290
- Resource-Pool Component 291
- Resource Group Manager 292
- Signaling Stack 292
- AAA Component 293
- VPDN Component 293
- Troubleshooting VPDN 294
- Troubleshooting RPMS 297
- VPDN Configuration Example 305
- Optimization 308
- Modem Initialization Strings 311
- Sample Modem Scripts 314
- (example) DC-612 343
- TACACS+ user profile 356
- (example) DC-477 356
- (example) DC-555 358
- (example) DC-557 358
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