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janc
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response 111 of 283:
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Oct 21 14:24 UTC 1997 |
I was having the same problem. We suggested Audrey set the baud rate on
her com program to 19200, and that worked for her, but I haven't been
able to connect at all. Things are certainly not as they should be.
We need to either (1) get Grex fixed so we can go back to using the
serial card, (2) get the modems configured so they work right on the
terminal server, or (3) get the 4/670 setup.
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kaplan
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response 112 of 283:
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Oct 21 14:30 UTC 1997 |
Re 111: You mean the 670 would be able to drive the ALM card so if it
were up and running, we would be able to put all the modems back on the
ALM card?
Would it be possible to put the ALM card into the 670 and use it as a
terminal server even if it is not ready to be grex yet?
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kaplan
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response 113 of 283:
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Oct 21 14:31 UTC 1997 |
Er, I said would it be possible. Of coursre I meant would it be easy.
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davel
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response 114 of 283:
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Oct 21 16:43 UTC 1997 |
I'm still unable to connect at 2400 bps.
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omni
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response 115 of 283:
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Oct 21 18:23 UTC 1997 |
That's what I've been saying all along. No 2400, no evil computer
connections. Bummer.
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dpc
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response 116 of 283:
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Oct 21 18:45 UTC 1997 |
Well, *I'm* connected at 2400 baud right now on a dialin.
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mdw
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response 117 of 283:
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Oct 21 20:50 UTC 1997 |
At this point, it's looking more & more likely that the ALM-II card is
the culprit responsible for the large # of reboots we've seen recently
(esp. the "break/C" crashes). So, I'd say that getting the modems to
work correctly with the terminal server is the only real option we have
left.
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scott
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response 118 of 283:
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Oct 21 22:02 UTC 1997 |
I'm going in this evening with an RS232 analyser, to try to nail the modem
config down.
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scott
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response 119 of 283:
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Oct 21 23:43 UTC 1997 |
OK, the modems ought to be much better now, after I found some very suspect
settings and had a guinea pig (thanks, dang) dial in repeatedly until the
connection worked properly.
Of course, there's still the telnet queue problem... :(
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jiffer
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response 120 of 283:
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Oct 22 01:36 UTC 1997 |
a REAL guinea pig? i hope he has a login ;P
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tpryan
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response 121 of 283:
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Oct 22 02:14 UTC 1997 |
Took me awh8ile to connect to 5041. a number of enters and
a Control-C or three before getting the Grex time-tone-prompt.
Are all modei up to 9600 now?
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omni
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response 122 of 283:
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Oct 22 05:10 UTC 1997 |
I don't know what happened but I was able to connect my evil computer to
Grex at 2400. Thanks whoever fixed the modems.
(note: My evil computer is the 386. ) Once a Mac person, always a Mac person)
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scott
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response 123 of 283:
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Oct 22 11:14 UTC 1997 |
All modems (currently 7) are at 14400. I need to come up with correct
settings for the older style ones before I can deploy those.
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valerie
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response 124 of 283:
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Oct 22 17:36 UTC 1997 |
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dang
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response 125 of 283:
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Oct 22 21:23 UTC 1997 |
re 120: Jiffer, I was the guinea pig. :)
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tpryan
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response 126 of 283:
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Oct 22 21:33 UTC 1997 |
Seems like logon or telnet que announcement should show up
very quickly. Otherwise it just looks like more GREX down time.
Don't know if modem connected to a dead system or not.
Don't know if I made my modem/procomm less verbose than it could
be. Do some modems/tel-packages give English "Connected" messages?
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scott
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response 127 of 283:
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Oct 22 21:43 UTC 1997 |
Working on that, tpryan. Trouble is, there isn't much that can be done.
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jiffer
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response 128 of 283:
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Oct 22 21:56 UTC 1997 |
well Dang, its know to know your not a real guinea pig....=)
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other
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response 129 of 283:
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Oct 23 02:40 UTC 1997 |
how long has grex.org been a sufficient entry for dns to allow connection?
i never knew so i have always used cyberspace.org
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aruba
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response 130 of 283:
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Oct 23 03:40 UTC 1997 |
We added grex.org last March.
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valerie
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response 131 of 283:
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Oct 24 01:31 UTC 1997 |
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senna
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response 132 of 283:
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Oct 24 21:33 UTC 1997 |
I was getting line noise out of 5041 earlier today
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remmers
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response 133 of 283:
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Oct 27 17:46 UTC 1997 |
Tried to telnet to grex a few minutes ago. After waiting in the
queue for a bit, received the login prompt. It took my id and
password, displayed the motd and a 'no mail' message, and then
dumped me back to the login prompt. Tried logging in again at
that point, with the same result. After a third try with the
same result, I gave up. (I'm using Backtalk now, which appears
to be working fine.)
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valerie
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response 134 of 283:
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Oct 28 05:40 UTC 1997 |
This response has been erased.
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rcurl
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response 135 of 283:
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Oct 28 19:14 UTC 1997 |
Hmmm...now and then I get dumped back into a login prompt after logging
on. I always get on on the second login, though. What's is a core dump
file called (though I would probably recognize one if I saw one....).
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