hackerb9
Experienced Member
Hi All!
I've been using Michael Brutman's excellent 2020 release of mTCP on my IBM luggable (using the nifty 3C509B driver made available by yet another VCFed forum member, Nestor). I am impressed with mTCP'S TELNET.EXE — it's quite a bit more than just telnet as it handles terminal emulation and Y-modem file transfer — but I've been bumping into some limits with it (such as remapping keys and sending an entire directory by batch) and would like to get MSKermit working over Ethernet.
I know it is possible because the MSKermit website touts TELNET as one of the big features (including multiple concurrent sessions!), but when I download the Kermit User Manual, it is for an old version that doesn't include TCP/IP. I tried guessing the correct parameters (using Kermit's '?' tab-completion), but couldn't get it to work.
Does anybody here have a Kermit configuration file they can share that uses Ethernet? Or, perhaps someone remembers the magic incantations necessary?
Thanks!
I've been using Michael Brutman's excellent 2020 release of mTCP on my IBM luggable (using the nifty 3C509B driver made available by yet another VCFed forum member, Nestor). I am impressed with mTCP'S TELNET.EXE — it's quite a bit more than just telnet as it handles terminal emulation and Y-modem file transfer — but I've been bumping into some limits with it (such as remapping keys and sending an entire directory by batch) and would like to get MSKermit working over Ethernet.
I know it is possible because the MSKermit website touts TELNET as one of the big features (including multiple concurrent sessions!), but when I download the Kermit User Manual, it is for an old version that doesn't include TCP/IP. I tried guessing the correct parameters (using Kermit's '?' tab-completion), but couldn't get it to work.
Does anybody here have a Kermit configuration file they can share that uses Ethernet? Or, perhaps someone remembers the magic incantations necessary?
Thanks!