PC Ext NTMMTA: Err Msg: "No Answer" Using NULLMODM ScriptLast reviewed: January 25, 1996Article ID: Q143000 |
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SYMPTOMSWhen you use a null modem cable and the NULLMODM script to connect postoffices using the Windows NT Mail Message Transfer Agent (MMTA) or the Mail Transfer Agent (EXTERNAL.EXE), the receiving postoffice may not see a call request from the serial port. The sending postoffice may display an error on the screen and in the SESSION.LOG file similar to the following, if the LogSession or -L command line option is invoked:
Async1 12-07-94 17:47 >>> NO ANSWER <<< CAUSEThe baud rate may not be set after the RESET or DISCONNECT procedures in the script file are executed.
RESOLUTIONTo ensure that the serial port connected to the null modem cable is always set to the desired baud rate, edit the NULLMODM.MDM file in the GLB directory on your postoffice, and insert the baud command as shown below: INITIALIZE: title "Null Modem" baud 9600 return 0RESET: baud 9600 return 0DISCONNECT: dtr 0 ; drop DTR signal for a few seconds clearrsp ; clear the response buffer wait 4 ; give other side time to recognize lost ; carrier dtr 1 ; raise it back again baud 9600 return 0Once the baud command is inserted and the file is saved to disk, you will need to run the Script Compiler program, SCRCOMP.EXE, to compile the script and create a .SCR file. Notes:
MORE INFORMATIONFor additional information, please see the following articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
ARTICLE-ID: Q126650 TITLE : Using Null Modem Script at Higher Baud Rates Than 9600 ARTICLE-ID: Q80261 TITLE : Contents of Modem Script File NULLMODM.MDMFor additional information about script files, refer to Appendix E "Script Files" in the Microsoft Mail for PC Networks "Administrator's Guide."
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