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In article <2662E013.149@intercon.com> kdb@macaw.intercon.com (Kurt Baumann) writes:
>In article <740@bdcvax.UUCP>, joerg@bdcvax.UUCP (Joerg Messer) writes:
>> 
>>   Does anyone know if there is a version of NCSA Telnet which supports
>> SLIP connections?
>> 
>Actually there are two that I know of.  One from Cisco, I don't know how
>to go about getting that version.  Another product from us.  It isn't the
>same as NCSA Telnet (which TCP/Connect was) it is called TCP/Connect II,
>and contains (in its extended version) Telnet (VT241, TN3270, Tek 4014, multiple
>sessions), FTP client/server, finger, SNMP, SLIP, NNTP reader, Mail SMTP/POP.
>Uses both MacTCP or our own TCP/IP stack.  For more information on this one
>send me a note with your address and I will mail some information to you.
>The Cisco version, I would just give the local sales people a call and see
>if they know how to track it down.
>

I'm using cisco's version of NCSA Telnet. It works well but only supports
serial line speeds up to 19,200 (38400 gives illegal speed (grrrr)). It
did not work with compressed SL/IP (I'd like to find a version that does
though). I retrieved this version by mailing to;

BITFTP%PUCC.BITNET@uunet.uu.net

with this message body

FTP ftp.cisco.com
BINARY
GET telnet.hqx.Z
QUIT

The file is quite large (241333 bytes) which will increase in size
once BITFTP does a uuencode to reship it to you via the above mechanism.

NCSA Telnet from cisco is unsupported but free (I hope!!).
(I'm using it with a SPARC SunOS4.1 and SL/IP sw retreived from "neat" (details
 below) I have 2-way ftp (either side may be master) and multiple telnet
 sessions from mac->unix host running simultaneously).

To retrieve the unix SL/IP stuff, mail BITFTP (address above) with
the following message body

FTP neat.ai.toronto.edu
CD pub
BINARY
GET slipware.tar.Z
QUIT

slipware.tar.Z is LARGE...758593 bytes BEFORE uuencoded by BITFTP.

--alen the Lisa Slayer (trying to turn a SPARC into a Flame)
  alen%shappy.uucp@crash.cts.com (a mac+ uucp host - what a concept!!)
  alen@crash.cts.com