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From: brad@GCC-MILO.UUCP (Brad Parker)
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Subject: Re: MacIP "Can't open MPP" message
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Date: Fri, 7-Mar-86 10:06:04 EST
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Just got our Kinetics box, and can't get MacIP to work (sound familiar?)

I'm sure the net addressing is working, as many packets fly by and I
was able to do a telnet "open" from the vax to the MacIP program (again
many packets but no characters appeared).

Any way, I do the "open" in MacIP, a packet goes out, one comes back and
MacIP says "close: foriegn reset".

I'm running Mt. Xinu BSD4.2 on an 11/750.

tftp doesn't even find the host. I made sure the tftd and telnetd where
running.

Any ideas? I understand MacIP is pretty minimalisitic, could my vax telnetd
be too restrictive?

-brad
Brad Parker
harvard!gcc-milo!brad
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