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I realize this was not intended for midrange-l, but... On Wed, 24 Mar 2004, Ron Cobb wrote: > I was told NOT to use telnet to connect because results are unpredictable. > It is recommended to use "PuTTY" (free download) - > http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html > or "VNC". I have not downloaded "PuTTY" or "VNC" yet. I strongly doubt that telnet is unpredictable. Much more likely it is simply insecure. PuTTY is a free windows implementation of SSH. SSH stands for Secure SHell and is a secure way of connecting to remote hosts. If you have another linux (or any other unix) laying about then you don't need putty, you can just use ssh. > The LPAR is running. You can contact me for the root password. I wouldn't mind having that root password... James Rich Zvpebfbsg vf abg gur nafjre. Zvpebfbsg vf gur dhrfgvba. AB (be Yvahk) vf gur nafjre. -- Gnxra sebz n .fvtangher sebz fbzrbar sebz gur HX, fbhepr haxabja
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