bussiere@DMI.USherb.CA (Luc Bussieres) (06/14/91)
I'm trying to install NCSA Telnet over a SLIP connection. I've previously installed KA9Q NOS with this SLIP connection and it worked perfectly. Is there something special to do to configure NCSA Telnet? When I have tested it, I used the packet driver configuration and I install the slip8250 packet driver using the packet driver class to 1 ( this is the only one the NCSA Telnet seemed to recognize ). Is this a correct configuration? The slip server is an annex III configure to allow the slip compression. Do somebody have it working and can send me the working configuration. Thanks -- Luc Bussieres ---- System Analyst - Mathematics and Computer Sciences Dept Universite of Sherbrooke Internet : luc.bussieres@dmi.usherb.ca Tel: (819) 821-7981
nelson@sun.soe.clarkson.edu (Russ Nelson) (06/19/91)
In article <1991Jun14.125410.2786@DMI.USherb.CA> bussiere@DMI.USherb.CA (Luc Bussieres) writes:
When I have tested it, I used the packet driver configuration
and I install the slip8250 packet driver using the packet driver class
to 1 ( this is the only one the NCSA Telnet seemed to recognize ). Is
this a correct configuration?
Sounds like your copy of NCSA Telnet doesn't recognize type 6 (SLIP)
packet drivers. Changing the class to 1 isn't going to work because that
will cause NCSA Telnet to generate Ethernet frames over your SLIP link.
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nelson@sun.soe.clarkson.edu (Russ Nelson) writes: |>In article <1991Jun14.125410.2786@DMI.USherb.CA> bussiere@DMI.USherb.CA (Luc Bussieres) writes: |> When I have tested it, I used the packet driver configuration |> and I install the slip8250 packet driver using the packet driver class |> to 1 ( this is the only one the NCSA Telnet seemed to recognize ). Is |> this a correct configuration? |>Sounds like your copy of NCSA Telnet doesn't recognize type 6 (SLIP) |>packet drivers. Changing the class to 1 isn't going to work because that |>will cause NCSA Telnet to generate Ethernet frames over your SLIP link. Try with NCSA version from Clarkson, called CUTCP, it is on sun.soe.clarkson.edu I think.... I've trying it with SLIP and Cisco and it works very well, after some minor problems relationes with MTU ( I set it to 256 on the PC and 1024 on the Cisco and then it works without fragmentation ) Jose A. Vela A. josevela@mtecv2.mty.itesm.mx ITESM C. Monterrey
mats@edvina.se (Mats Eliassson) (06/24/91)
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