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From: jrd@cc.usu.edu (Joe Doupnik)
Subject: MSKERMIT and Windows 98
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Date: 26 Jan 00 22:22:39 MDT
Organization: Utah State University
To: kermit.misc@columbia.edu
In article <20000127.3400280@meter.internic2.net>, austin wood <awood@lsds.com> writes:
> Is it possible to get mskermit to work in windows 98? I just want a=20=
>
> telnet program that I can use in a DOS window. Is it possible to use=20=
>
> the ndis3pkt? I could not use this as the link for it was dead. =20
> Anyway, even if I can find, how exactly am I supposed to use it? From=20=
>
> the breif description on the mskermit homepage, it sounds like it is=20=
>
> designed for Windows 3.11. =20
>
> Thanks a bunch!
> Austin Wood
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Ndis3pkt is maintained by Dan Lanciani at Harvard Univ. A copy of
one version is in directory drivers on netlab2.usu.edu (pub/mirror/drivers
on netlab1.usu.edu). Beware that each TCP/IP stack with ndis3pkt requires
a separate IP address. And beware that NDIS has changed to versions greater
than that for which Dan designed his utility; I can't say whether or not it
still works with Win98.
The project alternative is Kermit-95, designed for Windows only
and using Windows' internal TCP/IP stack.
Joe D.