jon@ceco.ceco.com (Jon Castle) (11/10/90)
In article <9011071849.AA21432@ain.ESD.3Com.COM> rxk@ain.ESD.3Com.COM (Rajeev Kochhar) writes: }mmorse@Z.NSF.GOV ("Michael H. Morse") writes: } }>I am having a problem getting Xmodem to work between a Sun workstation }>and a PC running a terminal emulator. } }>The PC uses a modem and a dial-up line to communicate, but it cannot }>get to the workstation directly because the workstation has no serial }>ports. Instead, the PC logs on to some other host, and then uses }>telnet to get to the workstation. } }>I suspect this has something to do with parity, since the ASCII {>characters transmitted by Xmodem, and received by the PC are {>identical. Has anybody run into a similar problem? Any information on {>how telnet reacts when raw mode is selected would be appreciated. { {For a completely transparent session the terminal parameters should be set {as following: { {XmitBinary = ON {FlowControlTo = none {FlowControlFrom = none {ECMChar = disable {BreakChar = disable {DataBits = 8 {Parity = None { I have exactly the same problem only this is with a Micom terminal server (the InstaGate1500). I dial up from home to a modem at work through the terminal server, and then connect to a Sun. I tried seting up similar settings in the Micom InstaGate1500, but to no avail. I must be missing something. Does anyone have a Micom specific solution to this problem? Thanks. Jon Castle jon@ceco.com Commonwealth Edison Co. (312)294-2824 Chicago, IL