tim@j.cc.purdue.edu (Timothym. Lange) (08/14/90)
I have Phil Karn's NET.EXE (KA9Q) setup on my PC. When I try to FTP to it from my Unix account I get an immediate 'connection refused' message. However, I can Ping to my PC from my Unix system. I can FTP and Telnet out from KA9Q to any machine in my Domain.Txt file even if they are on a different subnet than I. I cannot access any machine not in the Domain.Txt file even though my router is a nameserver. My router is NOT the KA9Q program but an NSC router on my subnet. The first thing I would like to work is making KA9Q make my PC a FTP server. Any ideas?? Tim. -- Tim Lange. Purdue U. Computing Center/ENAD Bldg./W. Lafayette, IN 47907/317-494-1787 Arpanet=tim@cc.purdue.edu Bitnet=TIM@PURCCVM CIS=75410,525 AMA#219201
nelson@sun.soe.clarkson.edu (Russ Nelson) (08/14/90)
In article <11303@j.cc.purdue.edu> tim@j.cc.purdue.edu (Timothym. Lange) writes:
I have Phil Karn's NET.EXE (KA9Q) setup on my PC. When I try to FTP
to it from my Unix account I get an immediate 'connection refused'
message.
Sounds like you need a "start ftp" in your autoexec.net, which will
start the FTP server listening to the FTP port.
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--russ (nelson@clutx [.bitnet | .clarkson.edu]) Russ.Nelson@$315.268.6667
We won the cold war. The Russians spent trillions defending their stuff,
then they found that they didn't have any stuff. Will we avoid the same trap?jal@acc (John Lauro) (08/14/90)
In article <11303@j.cc.purdue.edu> tim@j.cc.purdue.edu (Timothy Lange) writes: >I have Phil Karn's NET.EXE (KA9Q) setup on my PC. When I try to FTP >to it from my Unix account I get an immediate 'connection refused' >message. However, I can Ping to my PC from my Unix system. I can >FTP and Telnet out from KA9Q to any machine in my Domain.Txt file >even if they are on a different subnet than I. I cannot access any >machine not in the Domain.Txt file even though my router is a >nameserver. My router is NOT the KA9Q program but an NSC router on >my subnet. The first thing I would like to work is making KA9Q make >my PC a FTP server. Any ideas?? > >Tim. >-- >Tim Lange. > >Purdue U. Computing Center/ENAD Bldg./W. Lafayette, IN 47907/317-494-1787 >Arpanet=tim@cc.purdue.edu Bitnet=TIM@PURCCVM CIS=75410,525 AMA#219201 To get FTP to work you need to do a: start ftp To get nameservices to work, you need to tell ka9q who to use. domain addserver .... - John_Lauro@ub.cc.umich.edu