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From: jrd@cc.usu.edu (Joe Doupnik)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: Help needed in slip setup!
Message-Id: <1994Dec25.203048.36009@cc.usu.edu>
Date: 25 Dec 94 20:30:48 MDT
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In article <3dl8jc$54f@vixen.cso.uiuc.edu>, somebody@prairienet.org (Carlos Ramirez Pnet Admin) writes:
> Hello everyone after various attempts to setup config files for using
> slip especially with dns I have given up and decide to ask assistance.
> Thus can someone be so kind as to mail be a sample config files for using
> kermit with slip for dos. I currently and doing with a work around which is
> using ncsa telnet which was easy to setup.
> On a side note I have beta 13 of kermit what new since then?
> Thank you in advance
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De-scoping the question: what did you do, and what happened?
Something to keep in mind with SLIP is there is only one "other end"
of the wire and that remote end's IP number is the gateway off the
wire, and consequently your PC and that other end are on the same
IP network number (host parts differ but not the network parts of
the IP addresses). I suggest you do a quick double check with your
local IP responsible people about IP numbers and subnet masks etc to
verify that you are using the correct values for your environment.
Joe D.