kovar%popvax@HARVARD.HARVARD.EDU (David C. Kovar) (01/02/90)
I've been given several solutions to my problems with running Telnet
on a PC equipped with a FlashCard:
1) Get Stanford's package which supports all three AT cards.
$100 per institution.
2) TCP/Connect from InterCon. (703) 450-7117
It apparently has some other enhancements as well.
3) Use NCSA Telnet 2.2. 2.3 apparently has bugs. Then again, I can't
find any mention of the FlashCard in the 2.2 PC documentation so
I am going to call NCSA. (As I should have done in the first place.)
4) Use the version of PC/IP found at Harvard. I *think* it is in
the public domain. If anyone is interested, I'll check to make sure
and post how to get it.
Thanks to everyone who helped out.
-Davidromkey@asylum.SF.CA.US (John Romkey) (01/04/90)
In article <Added.EZcBHP200UkTI_9085@andrew.cmu.edu> kovar%popvax@HARVARD.HARVARD.EDU (David C. Kovar) writes: > 4) Use the version of PC/IP found at Harvard. I *think* it is in > the public domain. PC/IP is *not* public domain. It is usually free though. The original, from MIT, carried a copyright that said you could do basically anything with it but remove the copyright. CMU carried on where we left off and used the same copyright, adding CMU to it as well. Other places like Stanford rewrote lots of PC/IP and put much more restrictive copyrights on the result. Dan Lanciani at Harvard has collected stuff from that various people have done in the last several years and put that together at Harvard; I think the collection probably bears no new copyrights (though I haven't verified this), but individual pieces may. -- - john romkey USENET/UUCP: romkey@asylum.sf.ca.us Internet: romkey@ftp.com WAKE UP AND SMELL THE BUDDHA!