A CHAT script (sometimes called a connect script, by other implementations of PPP) is executed automatically each time the client initiates a call. It is used to exchange information with the server during the connection phase. Solstice PPP supports two types of CHAT script:
A non-interactive CHAT script defines all the information the client needs to exchange with the server.
An interactive CHAT script requires some input from the user. For example, the response to dynamic challenge-response authentication.
The exact contents and syntax of the CHAT script is dependent on the configuration of the server and the authentication method it uses, if any. Therefore you need a different CHAT script to connect to each server.
Your system administrator or Internet provider should provide you with a CHAT script that enables your client to connect to their server. Alternatively, you may be given a CHAT script template that you must modify for your client. See Appendix A, Configuration Files and CHAT Scripts for more information.