Linux dip Command
The Linux dip command is used for IP dial-up connections.
dip can control the modem to establish outward bidirectional connections via dial-up IP.
Syntax
dip [-aikltv][-m<MTU数目>][-p<协议>][拨号script文件]
Parameter Description:
- -a Prompt for username and password.
- -i Start dial-up server functionality.
- -k Remove the running dip process.
- -l Specify the connection to be deleted; must be used with the -k option.
- -m<MTU number> Set the maximum transmission unit; the default value is 296.
- -p<protocol> Set the communication protocol.
- -t Enter dip's command mode.
- -v Display detailed information during execution.
Examples
Establish a dial-up connection
$ dip -tOther Extensions
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