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In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Ike Bottema) says:

>OK let *me* ask the next silly question(s).  Does this mean that the stack on
>the *other* PC (the one I'm communicating with) must have a WfW stack?
>
>I'm assuming that the "connected" host must be a PC.  Is this true?

Once the TCP/IP packets get out of the computer, they're free to roam.  They're
just as happy ending up in a Unix box or VAX as a PC.  NDIS is just a layer
of software between the protocol (TCP/IP, NetBEUI, IPX...)  and the network
card (ethernet, token ring...)

Steve Eckhardt   ([e-mail])
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Subject: Re: Windows NT with WinSock?

In article <2nlnnm$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Maulf) says:
>
>Is there any way to run WinSock on Windows NT Advanced server, I'm
>currently attacking the problem like I did on my WFW machines, but I DO
>need the UPDATED drivers, but _WHO_ do I contact for them?
>
Winsock is *included* with NT.  You don't need to add anything; just load
the TCP/IP drivers.  The only WinSock compliant software that won't work
is WS_PING and WSGOPHER.  On the other hand, if you want to use
Peter Tattam's WinSock for its SLIP functionality, you may be in trouble.
I think you're only hope there is to wait for Daytona (aka NT 3.5).  It is
supposed to come with PPP support.

Steve E.  ([e-mail])
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From: [e-mail] (Hansang Bae)
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Subject: IPX, VLM (or NETX), WFWG & NFS

I have been trying to configure Windows For workgroups to coexist with
several protocols.  So far I have been able to set it up for Trumpet,
Netbeui, and IPX.  However! I have been trying to get Mr Lochiano's
(sp?) nfs program (socknfs) that I got from harvard's ftp site.  I can
get it to work if I use the Lan Manger's setup (the config.sys/autoexec
.bat) that the LanManagers setup program created.

I have configured my WFWG to use Real Mode NDIS running over ODI.  It
almost works except that I get a 5373 (?) binding error upon net start.
I am using the latest ver of ODINSUP from Novell.

Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

BTW, all my bindings statment in protocol.ini and system.ini point to my
ODI MLID (E21ODI.com).

Has anyone gotten this to work?


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From: [e-mail] (Gary S. Rosin)
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Subject: EUDORA  filters to direct mail into mailboxes?

I'm using EUDORA for WINDOWS 1.4 (shareware version).  I see that
Eudora lets me make special mailboxes and folders.  Is there a filter
that automatically (re)directs mail into certain maiboxes/folders?
If so, how do I do that (or do I need to get the commercial version to
do that?

Gary S. Rosin
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Subject: Re: Telnet server wanted

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Ashok Aiyar) writes:
>In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Joe
Clark)>writes:

>>I am currently running winsock.dll servers such as ftp, rcp,
>>www, etc.. but cannot find a telnet server. I realize that
>>telnetting to DOS is not a widespread thing, but is there a program
>>_somewhere_??
[deleted]
>He is looking for a telnetD, not a telnet client.  There are a
>couple commercial clients that run under Windows -- I don't know
>if they are Winsock compliant, and I seem to have misplaced the
>information, but I picked it off of comp.protocols.tcp-ip.ibmpc
>a few months ago.

I have been fiddling around lately with Beame and Whiteside's TCP/IP
suite.  It's quite comprehensive, supports winsock.dll and has wide
variety of "Deamons" that run under windows.  The only problem is that
while B&W has a fully functioning winsock.dll, their applications are
written to their own dll and hence will not operate with any "off-the-
shelf" winsock.dll.  I have, hjowever, tested the usual assortment of
winsock apps such as mosaic, and the like and they all work fine with
the winsock dll supplied by B&W.

Regards,


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Colin Dykstra                        176 First Avenue
([e-mail])                Toronto, Ontario
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Subject: Re: Trumpet for Windows:  Incomplete list of news groups

<[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Gary S. Rosin)
writes:

>>I've been trying Trumpet for Windows 1.0 Rev A , but it won't show the
>>complete list of newsgroups.   Has anyone else had this problem?

Just delete "NEWS.GRP".  The reader will create a new file when you reconnect,
and it will contain the missing newsgroups.  Good luck!

Trent Stevens  [e-mail]
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Subject: dcc and irc

Well i was chatin with one of my old friends who has linux and he explained
that their irc program dose a function called dcc. this function aparently
allows you to send files through irc. dose anyone have a dos or
windows(winsock) client that uses this feature?
thanks in advance

-Sargon                                  Ftp for windows and winsock files
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Subject: Re: Trumpet Telnet

MGD ([e-mail]) wrote:
: Can anyone tell me why whenever I am connected to a telnet server
: using Trumpet Telnet .....old text that I have read remains on the screen
: and gets mixed up with the new text that is scrolling up.  they mix together
: and get garbled up.  When I minimize the window then maximize it again
: to get the screen to redraw...the text correct itself until new text scrolls
: up and get garbled in the old text again.  HELP!!

: MDG

The emulation is incorrect.  The trumpet telnet does not correctly
emulate vt100 correctly.  At least, I haven't figured out to set it up
to emulate vt100.  Try QVT397.  It has a decent vt102 or vt220 emulator.

- Jimmy Ip
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