On Wed 25 Mar at 02:41 Michael Fox (3:712/848) wrote to Nicholay Lastovka:
 NL> I'm interesting with bbs soft, or like, to make bbs 
 NL> with connection via LAN,  anybody can point me out?
 NL> thanks for help
 NL> as ever,
 NL> Phil
 MF>         A friend of mine and myself have setup a system 
 MF> which uses Linux with a 8 port brumby board, this machine 
 MF> answers 4 x 33k6 lines and handles ppp connections and also shell 
 MF> dialups. From the shell uses can logon as user say "bbs" and 
 MF> password "bbs" and our shell script redirects them to another 
 MF> machine on our tcp/ip network and they logon to other machine which 
 MF> is running PCBoard via OS/2, which is running SIO vmodem and 
 MF> this works well.
 MF> Regards,
 MF> Michael
 MF> email: mfox_michael@fairfax.com.au or mfox@mpx.com.au
At work we have used both a password-less account called "bbs" on our Unix 
machine that runs a C-Kermit script to use a null modem connection (Stallion 
EasyConnection on Unix, Digi PC/16 on the bbs) to a bbs, and Esoft's IPAD in 
conjunction with Esoft's TBBS bbs software.
Esoft's TBBS also allows IPX-based logins using a driver called TIPXI14 which 
supplies an Interrupt 14h or FOSSIL interface to DOS communications software.
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