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Louis Northmore
Jan 10, 2024, 2:16:12 PM1/10/24
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Hello everybody!
What's the correct way to configure a link without a pkt password?
Currently I have the following setup but doesn't let them connect:
node 2:1/1@network address:24554 password,,password i
Louis
Mick Manning
Jan 10, 2024, 7:16:19 PM1/10/24
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On 10 Jan 2024, Louis Northmore said the following...
LN> What's the correct way to configure a link without a pkt password?
LN> Currently I have the following setup but doesn't let them connect:
Hi. You have to arrange with your uplink as to if you need a PKT,or TIC
password set, as well as the usual session password.
Mick
Mick Manning
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LN> What's the correct way to configure a link without a pkt password?
LN> Currently I have the following setup but doesn't let them connect:
Hi. You have to arrange with your uplink as to if you need a PKT,or TIC
password set, as well as the usual session password.
Mick
Mick Manning
https://centralontarioremote.com
telnet centralontarioremote.com:2300
... There's no present. There's only the immediate future and the recent past
Nil Alexandrov
Jan 10, 2024, 7:48:08 PM1/10/24
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Hello, Mick!
Wednesday January 10 2024 19:13, from Mick Manning -> Louis Northmore:
LN>> What's the correct way to configure a link without a pkt
LN>> password? Currently I have the following setup but doesn't let
LN>> them connect:
MM> Hi. You have to arrange with your uplink as to if you need a PKT,or
MM> TIC password set, as well as the usual session password.
No passport, no link. Pretty obviously, cause your files will end up in the
non-password inbound aka unprotected, whatever it is called in husky.
Best Regards, Nil
Wednesday January 10 2024 19:13, from Mick Manning -> Louis Northmore:
LN>> What's the correct way to configure a link without a pkt
LN>> them connect:
MM> Hi. You have to arrange with your uplink as to if you need a PKT,or
MM> TIC password set, as well as the usual session password.
No passport, no link. Pretty obviously, cause your files will end up in the
non-password inbound aka unprotected, whatever it is called in husky.
Best Regards, Nil
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