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Date: Fri, 30 Jun 1995 15:53:12 EDT
From: H. D. Knoble <HDK@psuvm.psu.edu>
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Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: network connectivity
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An example of using MS-Kermit 3.14 to telnet using an NE2000 compatible
ethernet card with it's own (on diskette that comes with most every
ethernet card) packet driver (FTP Packet Driver specification) follows:
@Echo off
REM Begin KERMTCP.BAT
REM DOS Batch file to use to show use of MS-Kermit 3.14 with TCP/IP
REM running over 'class 1' device using a (e.g.,CRYNWR) packet driver.
Rem Invoke your Packet Driver here; your card needs to be configured
Rem for an "card interrupt number" and "I/O Address".
Rem (usually by a software program that comes on the diskette that
Rem came with the card). Read docs on ethernet card diskette.
Rem Following is CRYNWR (free) packet driver specifications.
Rem usage: ne2000 packet_int_no [int_no [io_addr]]
ne2000 0x61 0x10 0x300
Rem Hostname is argumen to this .BAT file.
set host=%1
if "%1" == "" set host=LIBRARY.PSU.EDU
kermit -f kermtcp.ini, Do telnet %host%, stay
set host=
REM End KERMTCP.BAT
; KERMTCP.INI
; Note: TCP/IP support began with MSKERMIT 3.11. So code here works
; for MSK 3.11 thru 3.14.
; HDK - 3/3/90
patch ; install patch file, MSR314.PCH, in this case.
; You may wish to run a script here which maps keyboard. E.g. take vt300.ini
def telnet SET TCP/IP HOST \%1, SET PORT TCP/IP, connect, stay
SET TERM VT220 ; This normally wouldn't be needed as VT320 usually works well.
SET TCP/IP ADDRESS 128.118.50.xx ; This is your PC's IP address.
SET TCP/IP GATEWAY 128.118.50.1 ; This is the companion Router/Gateway
SET TCP/IP PRIMARY-NAMESERVER 128.118.58.11 ; Wilbur.cac.psu.edu
SET TCP/IP SECONDARY-NAMESERVER 128.118.25.3 ; OTC.psu.edu
SET TCP/IP DOMAIN PSU.EDU ; We Are PSU
SET TCP/IP SUBNETMASK 255.255.255.0 ; 8-bit addresses.
; NOTE: Kermit does Telnet but not TN3270.
SET DISPLAY 8 ;
SET TERMINAL COLOR 0, 37, 44 ; This is ok even if you don't have color.
Rem Some apps on some hosts mess up the screen something fierce. This
Rem allows Alt-G to reset everything connected with that.
DEF RSet RUN MODE CO80, c
; Alt-G resets: Kermit VTxxx Emulator (Kreset), DOS screen Mode,
SET KEY \2338 {\{Kreset}\{KRSet}} ; Alt-G resets it all.
SET KEY \5493 \Kdump ; Ctrl-Gray End is (also) screen image dump.
DEF DISC hangup, run cls, q ; Hangup for TCP/IP prevents exit prompt.
SET KEY \2327 {\KDisc} ; Alt-I=Immediate disconnect(hangup) & MS-Kermit exit.
; End of KERMTCP.INI