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From: Pekka.Nikander@NGS.FI
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Subject: Re: Telnet from DOS - UNIX box via serial port & ethernet
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Date: 1 Jun 91 21:17:21 GMT
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I did not really understand what you are trying to achieve (i.e. why
you do not connect the modem/modems directly to the Unix machine), but
probably you might want to use NCSA Telnet or KA9Q, available in many
ftp file servers (sorry I cannot mention any there down under.)  KA9Q
would probably be better platform to start.  If you are willing to use
SLIP on the modem connection, KA9Q will surely do what you want.

Pekka Nikander                                Internet: pnr@ngs.fi -or-
Nixu Oy Inc, independent consultation company           Pekka.Nikander@ngs.fi