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From: jal@acc (John Lauro)
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Subject: Re: Help me with KA9Q connection.
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Date: 14 Aug 90 12:40:39 GMT
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In article <11303@j.cc.purdue.edu> tim@j.cc.purdue.edu (Timothy Lange) writes:
>I have Phil Karn's NET.EXE (KA9Q) setup on my PC.  When I try to FTP
>to it from my Unix account I get an immediate 'connection refused'
>message.  However, I can Ping to my PC from my Unix system.  I can
>FTP and Telnet out from KA9Q to any machine in my Domain.Txt file
>even if they are on a different subnet than I.  I cannot access any
>machine not in the Domain.Txt file even though my router is a
>nameserver.  My router is NOT the KA9Q program but an NSC router on
>my subnet.  The first thing I would like to work is making KA9Q make
>my PC a FTP server.  Any ideas??
>
>Tim.
>-- 
>Tim Lange.
>
>Purdue U. Computing Center/ENAD Bldg./W. Lafayette, IN  47907/317-494-1787
>Arpanet=tim@cc.purdue.edu  Bitnet=TIM@PURCCVM  CIS=75410,525  AMA#219201

To get FTP to work you need to do a:
   start ftp
To get nameservices to work, you need to tell ka9q who to use.
   domain addserver ....

   - John_Lauro@ub.cc.umich.edu