Not sure whats happening with this setup to a Syncro. box with doors on it,
Enabled rlogin - set ports to 513, have the door PC allowing the servers IP to connect, as well as another remote pc on the network, set the door option to module - rlogin and the command string, l 192.168.1.13 %U %U ansi
(l) <- thats an L not an i
Selectting the D option...
Enter local login name ...
Enter login name on host ...
Enter term. type (ansi)
Enter extra parameter to shell ?????
then I get this;
Rlogin succefully resolved 192.168.1.13
Rlogin Initializing login call to 192.168.1.13.513
Please Wait...
Open failed because of: Can't open connection.
Off my main computer I can login the the door server directly using that IP and port number..but not out of the server...any ideas... I didnt think it would ask the question about names on local and host? is that the way this works? Thanks.
Rlogin - Doors
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Re: Rlogin - Doors
the command line above is a majortcp/ip command line.Drex wrote:Not sure whats happening with this setup to a Syncro. box with doors on it,
Enabled rlogin - set ports to 513, have the door PC allowing the servers IP to connect, as well as another remote pc on the network, set the door option to module - rlogin and the command string, l 192.168.1.13 %U %U ansi
(l) <- thats an L not an i
Selectting the D option...
Enter local login name ...
Enter login name on host ...
Enter term. type (ansi)
Enter extra parameter to shell ?????
then I get this;
Rlogin succefully resolved 192.168.1.13
Rlogin Initializing login call to 192.168.1.13.513
Please Wait...
Open failed because of: Can't open connection.
Off my main computer I can login the the door server directly using that IP and port number..but not out of the server...any ideas... I didnt think it would ask the question about names on local and host? is that the way this works? Thanks.
you want to just simply put ip address of remote machine.
thats how i run my bridges.
or you can download my new rlogin client for wg3nt which supports outgoing ports ie: "192.168.1.33 -p2002"
if you're going to a synchronet rlogin server it supports passthru so a simple ip address will automatically send your name as well
Re: Rlogin - Doors
I changed that line to just 192.168.1.13dspain wrote: and the command string, l 192.168.1.13 %U %U ansi
the command line above is a majortcp/ip command line.
you want to just simply put ip address of remote machine.
Selecting the D option it then ask's me for the IP to connect too as well as the other 4 questions and doesnt connect.
Running WG 2.0 DOS.
Re: Rlogin - Doors
Drex wrote:I changed that line to just 192.168.1.13dspain wrote: and the command string, l 192.168.1.13 %U %U ansi
the command line above is a majortcp/ip command line.
you want to just simply put ip address of remote machine.
Selecting the D option it then ask's me for the IP to connect too as well as the other 4 questions and doesnt connect.
ok you're using majortcp/ip
command string is
"l ip address %u %u ansi" as you had before. note the quotations
Running WG 2.0 DOS.