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From: [e-mail] (Bud Huber)
Subject: network connectivity
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Date: Thu, 29 Jun 1995 22:52:48 GMT
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I've been using Kermit (current version now is 3.14) for many years to
access various hosts around the country using dial-up modems. No problems
there.  Recently at work I've been faced with needing access to network
hosts, doing Telnet and TN3270 type stuff. After reading the book (yes,
Frank and Joe, I have tried to do this the "right" way), and all of the
on-line documentation that comes packed in the software, I cannot figure
out how to have Kermit use the network card in my PC (its an Intel
ethernet card) to connect to a host. I've printed out every file in the
\KERMIT and all subordinate directories that contains ASCII printable text
-- lots of info and details, but no big picture discussion.

HELP!

Bud
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