UNIX local networking

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3 total messages Started by Arthur Fri, 26 Dec 1997 19:12

#1289

Author: Arthur
Date: Fri, 26 Dec 1997 19:12

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I have SCO Vr3.4 server configured for local networking (Ethernet 10base-T
through UTP cable)
I created BOOT and ROOT disk for local workstation, what am I supposed to do
to login to the server now. After I boot I just have regular '#' prompt, and
I want the user to be asked for login ?

Re: UNIX local networking

#1290

Author: ZHUO HUANG
Date: Sat, 27 Dec 1997 05:20

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If you just created BOOT and ROOT disk for local workstation and BOOT from
the workstation, you didn't login your server but just boot workstation. If
you want login the server from workstation by the Ethernet, you must
install some communication application such as TCP/IP on your workstation,
and if you use TCP/IP then you could TELNET your server or use RLOGIN
remote login your server.

Joe



Arthur <klon@mcs.net> wrote in article <68133a$m9c$1@Nntp1.mcs.net>...
> I have SCO Vr3.4 server configured for local networking (Ethernet
10base-T
> through UTP cable)
> I created BOOT and ROOT disk for local workstation, what am I supposed to
do
> to login to the server now. After I boot I just have regular '#' prompt,
and
> I want the user to be asked for login ?
> 
> 
>

Re: UNIX local networking

#1291

Author: ZHUO HUANG
Date: Sat, 27 Dec 1997 05:21

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If you just created BOOT and ROOT disk for local workstation and BOOT from
the workstation, you didn't login your server but just boot workstation. If
you want login the server from workstation by the Ethernet, you must
install some communication application such as TCP/IP on your workstation,
and if you use TCP/IP then you could TELNET your server or use RLOGIN
remote login your server.

Joe



Arthur <klon@mcs.net> wrote in article <68133a$m9c$1@Nntp1.mcs.net>...
> I have SCO Vr3.4 server configured for local networking (Ethernet
10base-T
> through UTP cable)
> I created BOOT and ROOT disk for local workstation, what am I supposed to
do
> to login to the server now. After I boot I just have regular '#' prompt,
and
> I want the user to be asked for login ?
> 
> 
>

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