OWEN@DUCVAX.AUBURN.EDU (Larry Owen) (04/26/89)
This is probably pretty simple. I have a Mac II with a Kinetics Etherport II installed, and I'm trying to bring up NCSA Telnet. I had this setup working several months ago when I was on another (non-Internet-connected) LAN, but never used it much. I subsequently had to replace my hard disk, and rebuilt the new disk from software distribution diskettes rather than from a backup. When I try to launch Telnet, I get Ye Olde Bombe with ID = 01. I re-installed the Ethertalk software (V1.1) that came with the Etherport II, and replaced NCSA Telnet with a "fresh" copy from the distribution diskette (V2.1e), but I still get the bomb. I have probably just forgotten part of the installation procedure, but unfortunately my Kinetics documentation has not yet surfaced after my recent move. Any ideas? Other (perhaps) relevant data: Finder 6.1, System 6.0.2. Any help appreciated. Larry Owen Mgr. Minicomputer Support Auburn University Bitnet: owen@auducvax Internet: owen@ducvax.auburn.edu
gaige@lts.uucp (Gaige B. Paulsen) (05/03/89)
In article <8904262304.AA02429@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU>, OWEN@DUCVAX.AUBURN.EDU (Larry Owen) writes: >NCSA Telnet with a "fresh" copy from the distribution diskette (V2.1e), but I would strongly suggest obtaining a copy of NCSA Telnet for the Macintosh version 2.2 (or the more recent beta). This is available at finer FTP sites everywhere (most notably, FTP.NCSA.EDU [128.174.20.50]). This should help some. Gaige -- Gaige B. Paulsen Author InterCon Systems Corporation