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From: krmadhu@my-deja.com
Subject: a newbie question
Date: Mon, 08 Jan 2001 20:25:23 GMT
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To: kermit.misc@columbia.edu
I want to transfer around 10 Mb of cobol datafiles from a SCO Unix 3.2
m/c(without TCP/IP stack) at the customer end which is not networked
using TCP/IP to my PC at home . Currently there is a dial up connection
from my PC to the unix box.
I came to know that kermit is a right tool for getting data from the
unix box to my PC. So please tell me if I should install kermit
software on both ends and if so which kermit should I install. I am
confused with c-kermit and g-kermit. What is the best kermit client
software which I need at my PC end. Is it a viable solution instead of
going to customer site and taking a tape backup and dumping at my PC.
I want to do this operation once in a week
I have reflection terminal client installed at my PC. Is it enough.
Please treat this as a newbie question. I have no kermit experience
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Madhu
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