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From: OWEN@DUCVAX.AUBURN.EDU (Larry Owen)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: NCSA Telnet problem
Message-ID: <8904262304.AA02429@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU>
Date: 26 Apr 89 15:52:00 GMT
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This is probably pretty simple.  I have a Mac II with a Kinetics Etherport
II installed, and I'm trying to bring up NCSA Telnet.  I had this setup
working several months ago when I was on another (non-Internet-connected)
LAN, but never used it much. I subsequently had to replace my hard disk,
and rebuilt the new disk from software distribution diskettes rather than
from a backup.

When I try to launch Telnet, I get Ye Olde Bombe with ID = 01.  I re-installed
the Ethertalk software (V1.1) that came with the Etherport II, and replaced
NCSA Telnet with a "fresh" copy from the distribution diskette (V2.1e), but
I still get the bomb.  I have probably just forgotten part of the installation
procedure, but unfortunately my Kinetics documentation has not yet surfaced
after my recent move.  Any ideas?

Other (perhaps) relevant data: Finder 6.1, System 6.0.2.

Any help appreciated.

Larry Owen
Mgr. Minicomputer Support
Auburn University

Bitnet:   owen@auducvax
Internet: owen@ducvax.auburn.edu