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From: 7thSon@SLCS.SLB.COM (Chris Garrigues)
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Subject: re: Telnet DO Option 30
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Date: 3 Apr 89 23:05:00 GMT
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    Date: Mon, 3 Apr 89 09:40:51 PDT
    From: postel@venera.isi.edu


    Telnet option 30 is the "X.3 PAD" option described in RFC-1053.

    --jon.

Sorry Jon, but he was asking about octal 30 (decimal 24), not decimal
30.  Suns try to negotiate terminal type, RFC-930.

Chris