Be careful in regards to Dos-based telnet applications.  Often, since Dos
does not in and of itself contain a NOS (network operating system), you can
pay the price of having several uncooperative drivers loaded into memory at
the same time.  Your Novell telnet app works fine, so long as you don't get
"unable to load character set" errors.  My expertise is not in Novell, as I
spend a lot more time in Win95 and NT.  Your network card sounds like one
of the best, however.

Sorry I can't be of more help.

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Dave Baker
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From: Richard Caloggero <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: dos telnet under windows
Date: Wednesday, August 13, 1997 7:39 PM

     Hi.  I want to run telnet from a dos virtual machine in windows
95.  The only version of telnet I've used thus far, novell's tnvt220,
uses odi and windows tcpip stacks use ndis. Supposedly, ncsa telnet
uses packet drivers, which can run under ndis using a shim. I have a
3com 3c59x busmaster card.  Where can I find the appropriate pieces for
free.  Does any of this make any sense to anyone? I'm very new at this
PC networking stuff. I've read a little, but am no expert *yet*.


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