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  • Subject: Re: Config & Gnome (Was Re: Working lp5250d...)
  • From: Mike Madore <mmadore@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 12:54:07 -0700 (PDT)

Hi,

> I guess I'm a little confused about the whole "tn5250d" concept.  What
> would this be useful for?  If you don't have an AS/400 in the equasion,
> why on earth would you want to run the 5250 protocol?   If you do have
> an AS/400, why wouldn't you use the telnet daemon thats a part of the
> operating system?

The reason why I'm interested is for a tn5250 -> SNA gateway.  Such a
gateway needs to handle the telnet negotiation from a server
perspective.  Also, I imagine it would be useful for an AS/400
"Emulation" environment running on Linux. ;-)

Actually, on low bandwidth or heavily congested links, 5250 would be a lot
less frustrating than telnet.

Mike

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