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From: [e-mail] (Andrew J. Korty)
Subject: OS/2 C-Kermit, SLiRP, and telnet
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Since I've moved on campus, I've been using a DOV unit on the Xyplex
server.  I've been trying to get SLiRP to work, and most things work
fine (I'm able to read news, browse the web, etc.), but perhaps the
most important thing, telnet, does not work.  It doesn't matter if I
use C-Kermit's telnet, OS/2 telnet, or whatever.

Over the summer, when I was dialing in to the Physics Computer
Network's Annex server, everything worked fine, so it seems to point
to the Xyplex server.

I've tried "set session passall."  Actually, I've tried everything in
the Xyplex's manual.  I've also tried every configuration of flow
control, prefixing, etc. (including the most holy 255).

Please help.  SLIP is great, but it won't be complete without telnet.

Thanks,
Andy

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Andrew J. Korty
Systems Programmer
Physics Computer Network
Purdue University