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Michiel Broek
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<div align='right'><h5>Last update 29-Dec-2001</h5></div>
<div align='right'><h5>Last update 08-Oct-2005</h5></div>
<div align='center'><H1>MBSE BBS Setup - TTY Lines.</H1></div>
<h3>Introduction.</H3>
<P>
For each line your bbs has you must setup a tty line. This also includes
console lines (for local login), network lines for internet and lan connections
and X-terminal connections, ISDN lines, and Analogue modem lines. If a call
comes in over a tty you didn't define, that call is refused. So if you are
directly connected to the internet, and have only 5 network tty's defined,
then maximum 5 users are allowed to telnet to your bbs via the internet.
For each modem or ISDN line your bbs has you must setup a tty line.
This also includes console lines (for local login). Since version 0.81.0
you don't need to setup network lines anymore, these are now buildin.
If a call comes in over a (modem or ISDN) tty you didn't define, that call is refused.
<p>
One thing about the portspeed, this is only needed for devices connected to
serial ports such as modems and external ISDN adapters. For network tty's and
internal ISDN cards this should be set to zero. If you set it to some other value,
things still word but you will get error messages in the logs.
serial ports such as modems and external ISDN adapters.
For internal ISDN cards this should be set to zero. If you set it to some other value,
things still work but you will get error messages in the logs.
<p>
A note about the EMSI flags, this <u>must</u> match your modem capabilities, if
not dialout will not work correct. It is used to see which line to use to call
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<strong>Fido Flags </strong>The EMSI flags for this line, include your modem flags here!
<strong>Line Type </strong>Can be POTS, ISDN, Network and Local.
<strong>Available </strong>Is this line available for use.
<strong>Auth. log </strong>Not in use yet.
<strong>Honor ZMH </strong>Deny users during ZMH on this line.
<strong>Deleted </strong>If this line must be deleted.
<strong>Callout </strong>Allow calling other systems from this line.
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<IMG SRC="../images/tty.png" ALT="Overview of tty ports"><P>
<IMG SRC="../images/tty1.png" ALT="A analogue modem port at COM1"><P>
<IMG SRC="../images/tty2.png" ALT="A ISDN channel"><P>
<IMG SRC="../images/tty3.png" ALT="A network (internet telnet) port"><P>
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