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From: "Lanny Baron" <lannyb@cybertouch.com>
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Subject: How does one get the modem to answer and...
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  Hello,

Thanks for taking the time to read and reply to this question. I have 
one modem on a freebsd box to try to learn how to use freebsd. I 
don't know how to get the modem to answer a call.

 As well, is it possible if a caller is new to the Internet, freebsd can act 
like a BBS so that he/she can get our programs for dial up access. 
Our system for dial ups uses Windows NT and I intend to give people 
shell account via telnet for those who wish to use our FreeBSD box. 

Thanks again for your help.

Lanny Baron
CyberTouch Communications Inc.
Toronto, Canada
http://www.cybertouch.com