gregpf@momenta (Greg Presedo-Floyd) (11/14/90)
km@cs.pitt.edu writes: >A local site is planning on setting up a "Netware 386" machine and would >like to link it to a 486 machine running SVR3 Unix. Does anyone know >whether Netware 386 supports tcp/ip or not? > Ken Mitchum Ken, We are doing the same thing. What I did is call the guy that sold us Netware. He said Novell is very aware of the problem and is promising a product soon ( first quarter 91 ??) . So I am on his call back list when that product appears. We use a PC version of "telnet" to log into our Suns. I will soon try the following. (1) Install tcp/ip on the SCO Unix 486. (2) Try to use the same "telnet" I am using now from my PC to get to the 486. You didn't say which "SVR3 Unix" you were running, but this should work. I'm sure the Novell stuff will (evenutally) be transparent, convienent, etc., BUT if you just want to log in, try getting the "National Center for Super- Computing" 's version of PC telnet, or mail me and I will send it to you. ___________________ | |:::::::::| ::...... | 0 |::::O::::| :::::::::. | |:::::::::| Greg Presedo-Floyd ::. |---------|---------| Momenta Corporation :::.............. |:::::::/\| /\ | 295 North Bernardo Ave ................. |::::::/::\//\\ | Mountian View, CA 94043 ................... |:::::/:::|\ \\ | Voice: 415-969-3876-292 Fax: 415-969-3877 --------------------- uunet: {apple,leadsv,hpdtc,}!momenta!gregpf
mikes@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu (Michael Squires) (11/15/90)
In article <1990Nov13.180514.14393@momenta> gregpf@momenta (Greg Presedo-Floyd) writes: >the following. (1) Install tcp/ip on the SCO Unix 486. (2) Try to use >the same "telnet" I am using now from my PC to get to the 486. You >didn't say which "SVR3 Unix" you were running, but this should work. > I'm currently sending this message from an AST 286 PC with WD8003E card running under DESQView connected via NCSA Telnet 2.3 beta 11 to an SCO ODT (SCO UNIX 3.2.1) 486 box. "ftp" from the SCO box to the PC also works fine (when NCSA Telnet is running in server mode). -- Mike Squires (mikes@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu) 812 855 3974 (w) 812 333 6564 (h) mikes@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu 546 N Park Ridge Rd., Bloomington, IN 47408 Under construction: mikes@sir-alan@cica.indiana.edu
jjr@cdffp.uucp ( Joe J ) (11/17/90)
In article <1990Nov13.180514.14393@momenta> gregpf@momenta (Greg Presedo-Floyd) writes: >km@cs.pitt.edu writes: >>A local site is planning on setting up a "Netware 386" machine and would >>like to link it to a 486 machine running SVR3 Unix. Does anyone know >>whether Netware 386 supports tcp/ip or not? >> Ken Mitchum >Ken, >We are doing the same thing. What I did is call the guy that sold us Netware. >I'm sure the Novell stuff will (evenutally) be transparent, convienent, etc., >BUT if you just want to log in, try getting the "National Center for Super- >Computing" 's version of PC telnet, or mail me and I will send it to you. I don't know if this is what you're looking for, but we use the Wollongong WIN/TCP product. If I use the ipx from Novell & login to Novell, then run the wintcp stuff, I can ftp from my "local" Novell drive (F: in my case) to & from Unix (via ethernet; western digital in my pc, 3com in the Novell box). We are running Novell advanced 286. In 386 boxes. SCO Xenix 2.3.1, tcp/ip 1.0.1h and some SCO UNIX 3.2.2 Hope this helps. -- Prevent errors; do it with unix Joe Rackelmann California Department of Forestry (916) 322-7874 jjr@cdffp OR {pacbell!sactoh0!siva | ucbvax!ucdavis!caldwr}!cdffp!jjr