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From: josevela@mtecv2.mty.itesm.mx (Jose Angel Vela Avila)
Newsgroups: alt.sources.wanted
Subject: Re: Telnet into a PC
Message-ID: <3478@mtecv2.mty.itesm.mx>
Date: 19 Jun 91 15:58:50 GMT
References: <2437@ccadfa.adfa.oz.au> <4933@gumby.Altos.COM>
Organization: ITESM. Campus Monterrey
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jesse@gumby.Altos.COM (Jesse Chisholm AAC-RjesseD) writes:

>bxw@ccadfa.adfa.oz.au (Brad Willcott) writes:
>| ricko@bach.ee.uts.EDU.AU (Rick Jelliffe) writes:
>| 
>| 
>| >Does anyone know of PD sources for this? (NOTE: whenever I've asked
>| >anyone this it has been difficult to convince them that I am NOT 
>| >asking to telnet OUT of a PC and into a multi-user system. I wnt to
>| >connect to the PC.)

>On PCs under MS-DOS the closest you can probably get is to set up one
>machine as a telnet/ftp server, then each workstation could telnet/ftp to
>the server machine and transfer files or whatever.  The problem is that
>under MS-DOS the station can either be a server, or it can be a client.
>It can't be both.  I have seen FTP servers on MS-DOS and SMTP servers
>but I don't know of anyone who has written a telnet server.  Sorry.



 No no no no ......

 I remember now !!! 

 If you use NOS from ka9q you (and other users) could Telnet into the PC and 
  you could use it as an Ftp server and as a Mail server and as a bridge or
  a router !!! ( yes ! ) sll this of course at the same time !!!!

 The Telnet sesion only let's you to read mail, telnet to another machine, and
   another 3 or 4 more things ....


 It is a pretty program !!!


 See you in the net ....


Jose A. Vela A.
josevela@mtecv2.mty.itesm.mx
   ITESM