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From: asleeman@waikato.ac.nz
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Subject: [pcip] An answer - PCNFS Telnet. Changing Keyboard Mapping ???
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Date: 6 Mar 90 03:56:06 GMT
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Original-subject: An answer - PCNFS Telnet. Changing Keyboard Mapping ???
Archive-site: omnigate.clarkson.edu [128.153.4.2]
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Reposted-by: emv@math.lsa.umich.edu (Edward Vielmetti)

Thanks to all off you who replied. The answer I found the best was from
Robert Howard, Georgia Institue of Technology, Atlanta Georgia. The answer
is to run NCSA Telnet on top of PCNFS. NCSA Telnet is a slightly (ha! much)
more useful implementation of telnet as it has feature like Tektronix emulation
as well as vt100, FTP and rcp servers built in, multiple sessions, ... .

Anyway backto the point. The version of ncsa that runs on top of NFS can be 
found at omnigate.clarkson.edu in the directory /pub/cutcp/v2.2-A. The files
are in a zoo format archive. If you need a copy of zoo unwrap them that can
be found by the name of /pub/cutcp/zoox.exe.

Andrew Sleeman