PPP where ?
S. Trinh
Where can I find PPP software ?
Archie didn't give me any of the information that I am looking for.
Is there ppp for hp running 9.01 out there ?
I would love to hear from anyone who has successfully or not sucessfully
installed ppp on their hp.
Thanks.
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Cricket Liu
: Where can I find PPP software ?
: Archie didn't give me any of the information that I am looking for.
: Is there ppp for hp running 9.01 out there ?
: I would love to hear from anyone who has successfully or not sucessfully
: installed ppp on their hp.
You have to buy it for the HP, as far as I know. See anonymous ftp on
ftp.morningstar.com.
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cricket
cri...@hp.com / Hewlett-Packard Professional Services / Englewood, CO
Stefan Grefen
>S. Trinh (tr...@groucho.metsci.com) wrote:
>
>: Where can I find PPP software ?
>: Archie didn't give me any of the information that I am looking for.
>: Is there ppp for hp running 9.01 out there ?
>: I would love to hear from anyone who has successfully or not sucessfully
>: installed ppp on their hp.
>
>You have to buy it for the HP, as far as I know. See anonymous ftp on
>ftp.morningstar.com.
a little bit diffcult with out a source license :-) ), but hope
to finish it this month. If someone from HP voluteers to answer some
questions (I guess I need some docs for the linedicipline stuff) it
would be a big help.
Regards
Stefan
>
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>cricket
>
>cri...@hp.com / Hewlett-Packard Professional Services / Englewood, CO
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Chris Cook
gre...@convex.com "Stefan Grefen" writes:
> In article <2t2h4q$3...@babs.nsr.hp.com>, Cricket Liu <cri...@hp.com> wrote:
> >S. Trinh (tr...@groucho.metsci.com) wrote:
> >
> >: Where can I find PPP software ?
Check out ppl (slip) - it comes with HPUX and is supported...
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Chris Cook: co...@progress.demon.co.uk [158.152.26.43] {Phone +44 635 506391}
Lou Sortman
Chris Cook <co...@progress.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>In article <2t4c4c$9...@convex.convex.com>
> gre...@convex.com "Stefan Grefen" writes:
>
>> In article <2t2h4q$3...@babs.nsr.hp.com>, Cricket Liu <cri...@hp.com> wrote:
>> >S. Trinh (tr...@groucho.metsci.com) wrote:
>> >
>> >: Where can I find PPP software ?
>
>Check out ppl (slip) - it comes with HPUX and is supported...
>
Can I run ppl over a telnet session?
I know that this sounds weird, but it is what my situation requires.
What I need to do is to telnet (via terminal server) to a machine that I have
access to, and establish a ppl link to that machine.
I do not have access to program the terminal server.
Maybe I could cheat by feeding it through some pipes?
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l...@tfnet.ils.unc.edu (Lou Sortman) for(i=0; i<3; i++) puts(
"Janet! Dr. Scott! \n"
"Janet! Brad! \n"
Whoever dies with the most LEGO wins. "Rocky! <Uh!> \n");
Stefan Grefen
Lou Sortman <l...@tfnet.ils.unc.edu> wrote:
>In article <771180...@progress.demon.co.uk>,
>Chris Cook <co...@progress.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>>In article <2t4c4c$9...@convex.convex.com>
>> gre...@convex.com "Stefan Grefen" writes:
>>
>>> In article <2t2h4q$3...@babs.nsr.hp.com>, Cricket Liu <cri...@hp.com> wrote:
>>> >S. Trinh (tr...@groucho.metsci.com) wrote:
>>> >
>>> >: Where can I find PPP software ?
>>
>>Check out ppl (slip) - it comes with HPUX and is supported...
>>
>
>Can I run ppl over a telnet session?
a pseudo tty ....), but there is a halfready (at least my copy) thing called
portable-ppp that runs entirely in user-mode, that should run
over a telnet connection too.
Stefan
[...]
>
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>l...@tfnet.ils.unc.edu (Lou Sortman) for(i=0; i<3; i++) puts(
> "Janet! Dr. Scott! \n"
> "Janet! Brad! \n"
>Whoever dies with the most LEGO wins. "Rocky! <Uh!> \n");