Thanks to:
thomas.mungai@protel.de
Tim Kramer <tkramer@infi.net>
Bill Powers <wepprop@nettap.com>
Answer one:
at /usr/sbin (for Unix) or /usr/lib/ppp (for linux), there are ppp-off
and ppp-on scripts.
Answer two:
for Unix machine, do a 'ps' to find out the pid of pppd, and kill it.
Answers I got from Linux news group:
from /var/run, get ppp0.pid, kill that pid and remove ppp0.pid.
`cat AT0+++ > /dev/modem`
-Judy
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