Olav,


I think a better solution is to get a generic telnet terminal server (like
cisco or xyplex) and just enable telnet server (if your HP 3000 is running
5.5) It is much cleaner and simpler than routable AFCP. One downside is
printing, but there are many TCP/IP printing solutions for MPE.

It is unfortunate that you can't put a TAC card in a DTC and configure it
with a workstation in port 0,0. With host base switching and inbound
telnet you would no longer need OVDTCMGR.

Doug.

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-----Original Message-----
From: Kesper, Olav <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Friday, August 28, 1998 10:25 AM
Subject: Routable AFCP


>Hello to all!
>
>I've been monitoring these list since beginning August/98 and I want to
know
>how I can setup a DTC72MX or DTC16MX as a Fornt-End DTC for Routable
AFCP.
>The Remote DTC will be a DTC16 (with a memory extension, data code >
3110).
>In earlier malings here, about 1995, there was a discussion about it.
>Now I know all the things that must I have to do the routing, but I want
to
>know
>what things I must konfigure and how.
>The DTC-Manager is running on a Win95 PC and it is the newest Version (I
>hope).
>Please give me lot's of answers.
>
>
>Best regards
>
>Olav Kesper
>Artur Theis GmbH & Co. KG