In article <[log in to unmask]>, [log in to unmask] (Larry) says:
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>Gilles Schipper <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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>>>We've started setting up for testing purposes, and have connected our hub
>>to the HP3000 via the thin coax backbone going to our DTC's.  We are now
>>trying to get a Login prompt with Reflection 1 for windows.
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>>>We are trying to make a connection using telnet-mgr, and need to know how
>>to get the host name it asks for.
 
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At host name, simply put in the IP address that you assigned to the
LAN card in the 3000. You (or someone else) did this in NMMGR. If you
haven't done this yet, you must before the 3000 will talk TCP/IP.
 
If you are running block mode applications, I don't believe the
telnet access is going to work for you. You may need to go to NS/VT
on the 3000 and VT-MGR access on the Reflection connection type. This
is a much more efficient communication method anyway.