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From: d9mikael@dtek.chalmers.se (Mikael Wahlgren)
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Subject: Re: LAN MANAGER Questions.
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Date: 1 Jun 91 09:00:49 GMT
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In article <m4bgf8cq0@tmsoft> mshiels@tmsoft (Michael A. Shiels) writes:

>7>  Is it possible to connect to the LAN from a terminal ?  How would this
>    be set up ?  Is it possible to connect to the LAN through TCP/IP
>    (telnet) ?  These are picky questions and not that important :)
>Answer: Not really.

It is possible to connect to an OS/2 full screen session with a terminal,
by using Os2You (shareware).  The solution is to install Os2You on one 
of the servers/requesters on the LAN, and you would be able to connect
to an OS/2 full screen session via async. line (modem or cable).

It works quite like the dial in unix machine I am running now.

Mikael Wahlgren      d9mikael@dtek.chalmers.se