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Subject: Modem on ES47.

Original Message

Name: Rodney Kimber
Date: August 6, 2003 at 19:52:04 Pacific
Subject: Modem on ES47.
OS: OpenVMS 7.3-1
CPU/Ram: ES47

Comment:

I have plugged a modem into the serial port of an ES47 and now when I connect to it remotely all I get is an MBM prompt (I can't seem to get through to the login prompt). I have tried looking at the MBM help to get through it and connect to the server but I am yet to have any success. I have even tried the INIT MODEM command when remotely connected but this didn't work. What should I be doing? It is probably obvious. Thanks in advance for any help.

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