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From: randyd@crl.com (Randy Ding)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: k95 telnet, msk3.14/com3 on NT
Date: 15 Dec 1995 16:05:37 -0800
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Thanks Frank and Joe for K95! Its terrific!
I have two small questions..
I am running Windows NT 3.51 patch 2, using RAS to a PPP server,
Zoom V.34 modem on com3 (int 5),
K95 v1.1.1
(a) how do you keep telnet from auto connecting, example...
define TELCRL,-
telnet crl.com,- ; this requires an alt-X to continue?
input 15 {ogin:},-
if success goto telcrl1,-
output \13,-
input 10 {ogin:},-
if fail goto telcrl2,-
:TELCRL1,-
output randyd\13,-
input 10 {assword:},-
if fail goto telcrl2,-
output mypasswd\13,-
:TELCRL2,-
connect
(b) I first used Kermit 3.14 under NT. When the modem is on com3
it will not echo any characters to the screen, however it
communicates just fine, ex: atz resets the modem and atdt dials.
Moving the modem to com2 fixes the problem.
I used msdos Kermit for many years on com3 with the non-standard
interrupt (under dos) and think this is an NT Command-Shell problem.
Is this what you believe?
Thank you very much..
Randy.
randyd@crl.com