CompuServe 2000 is different. If I remember correctly CompuServe 2000 POPs are like AOL POPs. They only talk to the CS2K client. As such you may not be able to use them with Linux. You're right about the older CIS IDs mine was something like 73457,2207. The CS2K IDs don't work with the old CIS POPs and vice versa. So based on this I think the answer is, "you can't get there from here." Jack On Thursday 19 April 2001 11:13, you wrote: > I cannot email you offline. The only way I am reading the lug postings if > via the web and it hides people's email addresses: > > This is what I had as a cis.chat script. > > ABORT "NO" > ABORT "BUSY" > ABORT "ERROR" > "" AT OK-AT-OK ATZ OK ATDT722-0017 CONNECT > "\r" : CIS : <put CIS ID here>/GO:PPPCONNECT : <put CIS password here> PPP > > I am using CompuServe 2000 and when I call the local access number I get a > Lucent TNT login banner and a Login: prompt. > > Try they above script, I put "CIS" for the login and then it ask for a > password which is use the CIS ID/GO, but it immediately comes back invalid. > > From the CS2000 client software I just use a username like this > "tanner876". is that the CIS ID? If not how do I get the CIS ID? I thought > CIS IDs where like xxxxxx,xxx or something like that. > _______________________________________________ > tclug-list mailing list > tclug-list at mn-linux.org > https://mailman.mn-linux.org/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list