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I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 & i'd like to know how can i connect my USB modem through terminal . I mean creating connection and calling it, I want to do from terminal .



Thank you .


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You need to tell us what modem it is (brand, model). Anyway Mitch was right on the link, although today, things are a bit easier.



For telling model of modem, on a console:



sudo lsusb


Method 1




  1. Take a look at the output of lsusb. You should see your modem assigned to ttyUSB* ports:



    sudo ls /dev/ttyUSB*


    ttyUSB0 - Should be the modem

    ttyUSB1 - Should be the USB module


  2. Download a dialer



    sudo apt-get install wvdial ppp

  3. Configure your connection



    gksudo gedit /etc/wvdial.conf


    and use something like the following:



    [Dialer hsdpa]
    Phone = *99***1#
    Username = vodafone
    Password = vodafone
    Stupid Mode = 1
    Dial Command = ATDT
    Modem = /dev/ttyUSB0
    Baud = 460800
    Init2 = ATZ
    Init3 = ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 +FCLASS=0
    ISDN = 0
    Modem Type = Analog Modem


    You need to set your Phone number, username and password, these are values given by your operator.



    Also set the connection on Modem (/dev/ttyUSB0)



    The name hsdpa, is generic, you can use whatever name you want.




When dialing your connection, is this name you use.



If using PIN code add this before Init2



    Init1 = AT+CPIN=9999


where 9999 is changed for your PIN-code




  1. Start your connection



    sudo wvdial hsdpa



hsdpa is the example name i've used, you have to use the one you choosed in wvdial.conf



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