← Back to context Comment by alfanick 2 days ago Oh, it's some different AT protocol (some distributed mambojambo) than Hayes AT protocol. 6 comments alfanick Reply thesuitonym 2 days ago Yeah I was super confused for a minute, wondering what cool and fun use someone found for this old protocol. reaperducer 2 days ago It's been extended to include connecting SSH sessions.It's been a few years, but it's something like ATDS"username:password@host:port" cbdevidal 2 days ago Someone also posted a link to the Hayes command set and I was glad.https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49567961 gatio 2 days ago +++ATH0+++ ... good times exabrial 2 days ago ATATZAT&FATDT5551234 cbdevidal 2 days ago My first job in IT was at AOL tech support and we could rattle off AT modem strings from memory :)
thesuitonym 2 days ago Yeah I was super confused for a minute, wondering what cool and fun use someone found for this old protocol. reaperducer 2 days ago It's been extended to include connecting SSH sessions.It's been a few years, but it's something like ATDS"username:password@host:port"
reaperducer 2 days ago It's been extended to include connecting SSH sessions.It's been a few years, but it's something like ATDS"username:password@host:port"
cbdevidal 2 days ago Someone also posted a link to the Hayes command set and I was glad.https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49567961
exabrial 2 days ago ATATZAT&FATDT5551234 cbdevidal 2 days ago My first job in IT was at AOL tech support and we could rattle off AT modem strings from memory :)
cbdevidal 2 days ago My first job in IT was at AOL tech support and we could rattle off AT modem strings from memory :)
Yeah I was super confused for a minute, wondering what cool and fun use someone found for this old protocol.
It's been extended to include connecting SSH sessions.
It's been a few years, but it's something like
Someone also posted a link to the Hayes command set and I was glad.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49567961
+++ATH0+++ ... good times
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My first job in IT was at AOL tech support and we could rattle off AT modem strings from memory :)