[CLUE-Tech] Hyperterminal, Minicom, and/or Lynx using TCP/IP?
David Anselmi
anselmi at americanisp.net
Thu Jul 17 11:09:28 MDT 2003
Kevin Cullis wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> Dave and Frank gave me some good info regarding MS's Hyperterminal and
> Linux and I got the info from MLS regarding accessing the "command line"
> of their info using Hyperterminal. So, here the info:
>
> TCP/IP
> Host Name: xxxx.metrolist.com Port ???
> VT100 emulation
>
> I've glanced at Lynx to see if it can work and it may and minicom usest
> the modem only, does anyone else have other suggestions that I can use
> the TCP/IP part to connect using Linux instead of MS Hyperterminal?
>
> Am I heading in the right direction using Lynx?
You just answered a question I asked. From Linux you don't want minicom
since you're connecting to an IP address.
You can probably use telnet, it is most similar to hyperterm over
TCP/IP. You can use lynx with telnet://xxxx.metrolist.com (and probably
add :<port> if the server isn't at port 23). I'm not sure what lynx
would do that telnet wouldn't -- lynx is primarily a web browser so it
talks http and displays html (but using telnet:// makes it like a telnet
client).
Dave
More information about the clue-tech
mailing list