Jan Gerrit Kootstra writes:

>  Is the HP3000 on MPE 5.5? If so, you might use a win95 telnet client after
>  starting the telnet server on the HP3000
>
>  Greetings,
>
>  Jan Gerrit Kootstra
>
>  John Malcom heeft geschreven in bericht <[log in to unmask]>...
>  >I'm looking for a low cost/no cost solution to connect a Win95 client to
>  >an HP3000 over a dedicated network (not dial-up).  For those users who
>  >need an interactive client we use Reflections, however I have several
>  >workstations that simply need very basic terminal type access (nothing
>  >in block mode, etc) for list type functions. Reflections works great,
>  >but the price cannot be justified for every user.  Any ideas???

You might take a look at QCTerm. The intention is for it to ultimately be
fully competitive with Reflection although it will never carry any cost. It is
freeware, a gift to the HP3000 community. The URL to download QCTerm is
either:

     http://aics-research.com/emulate.html

or

     http://aics-research.com/qcterm/index.html

Documentation occurs at:

     http://aics-research.com/qcterm/termphil.html

The version that is currently downloadable does not support block mode.
However a new version is anticipated to be released on March 9 that will fully
support block mode. We may be just a few days late on that, but it is
imminent. Telnet is fully supported (although a little more elegantly in the
version to come). NS/VT is not supported (in fact, due to the improvements
that HP is making to Telnet, we may never actually support NS/VT now. We're
still debating that decision).

Wirt Atmar