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Article: 13085 of comp.protocols.kermit.misc
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Subject: Using multiple kermits in series between machines
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From: hvanclee@nyx10.nyx.net (Henry van Cleef)
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I have the final release of Kermit 8 200, and am building it to
install on several machines. I'm doing some remote administration
over a plain telephone modem connection to a remote console port,
using a modem server machine, and have tried using kermit to telnet
>from my main development machine to the modem server, another kermit
to connect to the console port, and kermit at the other end to receive
executables.
The configuration looks like this:
Dev machine->telnet kermit->modem server->remote console
machine->kermit server.
Trying to send from the development machine to the server gets tied in
knots---appears that transmission set up as TCP/IP from the source
won't go down the phone line as packets. I shut off streaming at both
ends, but it still fails.
While I can get around the problem by NFS mounting my development disk
area on the modem server, and using kermit from it in one jump from
two, I wonder how---if it is possible, to chain kermits together in
series.
Hank van Cleef