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On (01 Apr 03) mark lewis wrote to Frank Vest...
Hello mark,
FV> Some explaining is in order here. :)
ml> [trim]
FV> This whole mess is networked with BNC cable and R2D2 runs
FV> Windows' "Internet Connection Sharing" (ICS) to provide
ml> ewww... ICS... then again, its "free" and part of the OS
but still...
ml> yuck...
Actually, I've worked most of the bugs out of the thing. It's the best
behaved program on the system at the moment. :-)
If ICS would do port mapping/forwarding or routing, I'd be thrilled.
FV> the other two with internet access. Since ICS does not do
FV> routing, the port mapper was needed to point port 80 to
FV> Spock for the java client.
ml> ahhh, so spock is the web server? hummm... i know that i've run
ml> wingate in the past and it did a good job... a friend of mine used it
ml> and mapped ports to other boxes so that folk on the 'net could get to
ml> things on the inside on different machines... from the outside, it all
ml> looked like it was all on one machine... because wingate is a proxy,
ml> you just have to be careful what you allow to be done as hackers are
ml> always looking for proxies that they can use to jump to other sites
ml> with...
I'd rather not use something that allows jumping to other sites. The
mapper I was using is called "Port Mapper". It worked ok until I
changed the memory in the BBS (R2) from 80 megs to 128 megs. I may
have some bad memory there, but it's still wierd that this simple
change caused so much headache.
ml> [trim]
FV> Yes, I know I should get a router and all that. I just can't
FV> justify or afford to purchase one right now. Donations accepted. :)
ml> yes, a router that can do port mapping (i prefer the term "port
ml> relaying" instead) would go a long way... there are some pretty decent
ml> ones available, so i hear... and not really all that expensive, AIR...
ml> i'm guessing maybe $100US or less... linksys and dlink are ones that
ml> come to mind...
$0 to, maybe $10 would be my limit. My allowance sucks. :-)
FV> So, with the history of the system out of the way, what were
FV> we talking about again?? :-))
ml> hehehe, the java-telnet client and accessing telnetable bbs' with
ml> it...
Next message....
Frank
http://pages.sbcglobal.net/flv
http://biseonline.com/r19
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