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5.8 Remote Configuration
Remote configuration is available in V.22bis or V.22 modes. The
commands enable you to obtain a copy of a remote modem's active
configuration, alter it, and send it back to become the remote modem's new
active configuration. Security control may be used to prevent
unauthorised remote configuration (see Section 5.9).
The commands involved are:
%E
Remote configuration control
%X Remote up-load
%Z Modify the remote configuration
%W
Stop modifying the remote configuration
%D
Remote down-load
To illustrate the use of the remote configuration commands, the general
procedure is given below.
If necessary, use the escape sequence (d++) to enter command
mode. You must also ensure that the setting of command
%E
allows
remote configuration.
Then, use the following commands:
ATDnnnnn Dial remote number.
AT%X
Up-load a copy of the remote modem's current active
configuration. After the message
MONITOR GRANTED
is displayed, you may enter the next command.
AT%Z
Allow the remote configuration to be edited.
At this point you may confirm that you are in remote
configuration edit mode by using the
*C
command – the
configuration table will be headed
REMOTE
CONFIGURATION .
You may now change items in the configuration by
using the relevant commands, followed by:
AT%W Return to local configuration and control.
AT%D
Down-load the new configuration to the remote modem.
If the above operation has been successful, the message
RECONFIGURE
GRANTED will be displayed and the line will be disconnected
.
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