Subj : Windows Telnet...
To : Zazz
From : Digital Man
Date : Mon Jul 13 2015 03:33 pm
Re: Windows Telnet...
By: Zazz to Bill McGarrity on Sat Jul 11 2015 01:24 pm
> Re: Windows Telnet...
> By: Bill McGarrity to All on Wed Oct 29 2014 10:49 am
>
> BM> Quick question. Can I use Window's telent.exe as a command in a door to
> BM> connect to an outside IP and have the I/O appear in the callers client?
> BM> Reason behind this, the IP i am trying to access requires a newer
> BM> version of telnet than what is supplied with Synchronet's telgate. At
> BM> a command prompt using Windows telnet I can access the site with no
> BM> problems. Connecting to the system with a client the system opens a
> BM> DOS window, the information is displayed within that window yet
> BM> nothing to the incoming client. Do I need to configure the Intercept
> BM> I/O? Right now all I have toggled is Native to Yes and Shell to yes.
I think what you want to use is mudgate.js or unixgate.js. Have you tried
those?
digital man
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