IvorW <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 04/11/2004 05:39:18 PM:
> If you haven't got DECnet running, you can do
>
> $ telnet 0 /log=file
>
> Note that there is no default file name.
>
> Also this probably depends on using TCPIP Services for OpenVMS (UCX)
> as your IP stack, I think that Tcpware is different.
Thanks for the tip.
I can confirm that behavior with the telnet client that runs under
UCX V5.4 on VMS 7.3-1.
However, with the telnet client for Multinet V4.4 Rev A-X
the address 0 was not recognized, but I could use either
of the following constructs to get a loopback to my machine:
telnet localhost/log
or:
telnet 127.0.0.1/log
and the default for the log file was called TELNET.LOG, but I
could override the default by specifying a /log=myfile.log
type qualifier.
Peter Prymmer
