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From: "T.A.Holden" <[e-mail]>
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: K-95 Host/Server problems with other Comms s/w
Date: Fri, 01 Nov 1996 12:07:28 -0500
Organization: Canadian Broadcasting Corportaion
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I have problems with K-95 interfacing with other ZMODEM and Kermit
terminals. With K-95 in Telnet hostmode, Procomm Plus 2.11 for Windows
cannot complete a binary upload of a file which it can successfully
download with ZMODEM and cannot Kermit at all. Procomm can Kermit
with K-95 in server mode with appropriate configs but seems slow.
NetTerm cannot initiate a file transfer either way with either protocol
whether K-95 is in Telnet hostmode or Kermit server mode.

Any advice? I was hoping to establish a host for both asynch dialup and
Telnet with the same user interface primarily for binary file uploads.
K-95 looked promising.

--
Tom Holden

Manager, Systems Engineering (Radio)        Phone:  [phone]
Broadcast Engineering                       FAX:    [phone]
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation           Internet:
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PO Box 500, Station A
Room 2E102
Toronto, Ont, Canada M5W 1E6