haha@enea.se (H}kan Hagblom) (02/26/91)
Does anybody know how I can get (pd or buy) a telnet-server running on OS/2? I have telnet-clients running on both OS/2 and UNIX, and telnet- servers running on UNIX. So I can connect from these machines to UNIX machines, but I also want to connect to OS/2 machines and run CMD. The OS/2 telnet-server does not need to handle more than one user at a time. Thanks in advance! haha@enea.se
efeustel@prime.com (Ed Feustel) (02/27/91)
IBM TCP/IP 1.0 or 1.1 for OS/2 EE provides both telnet client and server.
fks@FTP.COM (Frances Selkirk) (02/28/91)
I believe most of the TCP/IP implementations for OS/2 include a telnet server. At the very least, ours, Essex's and IBM's do. Our telnetd allows multiple logins, and you have the option of display a window for each remote user on the machine running the daemon. Frances Kirk Selkirk info@ftp.com (617) 246-0900 FTP Software, Inc. 26 Princess Street, Wakefield, MA 01880
dzoey@TERMINUS.UMD.EDU (02/28/91)
IBM's TCP/IP V1.1 contains a telnet server of sorts. You can telnet into the OS/2 machine, as long as you don't run any PM applications at which point the session gets stuck, and as long as you don't need a mouse it works. There are lots of small restrictions, such as if you "exit" the shell instead of "logoff", the connection hangs and you must be a vt100 or ansi terminal. PM over telnet would be impossible. I would be interested in knowing if Microsoft or anyone else has a product that allows remote PM sessions. It would bring the functionality closer to X. Joe Herman U. of Maryland
schweigl@edvvie.at (Johnny Schweigl/2113674) (03/10/91)
From article <2690@enea.se>, by haha@enea.se (H}kan Hagblom): > > Does anybody know how I can get (pd or buy) a telnet-server > running on OS/2? > IBM's TCP/IP OS/2 1.0 (1.1 soon) includes a telnet server, allowing you multiple connections to your OS/2 machine. Fine for dir, nmake, or things like this. You can start fullscreen or PM applications, but be aware: the application will run in the telnet session window on OS/2. Sou you need a helping hand to terminate that application, as you have no control over it through telnet.