Randy Goldenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Yes there is, but the 32 bit one is much better. I think the
> name of the 16 bit traceroute is "trout" something, and IIRC
> it used to be available either at tvdog's page, or
> www.fdisk.com.
There is a ftp link to trtb01b.zip on tvdog's page. Also via http
at http://www.smashco.com/wattcp.asp. I found the latter site in
my search for the 1994 version of apps.zip, which contains ping,
finger, ntime, tcpinfo, etc.)
There is also a NCSA version (config.tel) of hopcheck (=traceroute)
and some other utilities, that come with the Port Elizabeth version
of NCSA Telnet at ftp://ftp.is.co.za/networking/pc/ncsa/tel23074.zip
All versions of Ka9q, including Yan, have a hop check command.
One of these days, I'll have to update the links on my dosppp page
with the links in my bookmark file. :-)
Howard E.
Ottawa
P.S. to Randy. Is there anyone else at the VCN that is interested
in DOS Internet apps? I seem to be the only one at the NCF using
this stuff.
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