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In article <1992Dec14.162939.15024@ncar.ucar.edu> murf@spike.comet.ucar.edu writes:

>I really aprreciate the responses to my prevois question, however the
>answers have spawned two more:
>
>1) How do I get NT to recognize a non SCSI cd-rom once NT is installed
>and running?
>

You don't.  NT at the moment can be *installed* from non-SCSI CD-ROM drives,
but you can't access the CD-ROM from NT.  Apparently, CD-ROM drivers for
the SoundBlaster Pro CD should be along fairly soon, though.

>2) I have installed TCP/IP and it is working (at least telnet is).  Is
>it possible to configure NT so that it will allow telnet or ftp connections
>from other computers on our ethernet?
>

No.  NT comes with TCP/IP *client* software, but not the corresponding
servers.  Typically, on a UNIX system you run "daemon" programs called
"telnetd" and "ftpd" to allow other systems telnet and ftp access to your
machine.  No such programs are included with NT at the moment.

>Thanks!
>
>--
>John Murphy                     murf@comet.ucar.edu
>UCAR/COMET                      (303) 497-8494
>PO Box 3000
>Boulder CO 80307-3000
>

Hope this helps!
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