I have a rather unique problem: People can connect with a client, such as MonkeyTerm which seperates the port, but with telnet or hyperterminal they cannot. Any ideas?
Connecting Problem
Posted by Nystix on Mon 04 Nov 2002 11:14 PM — 4 posts, 15,205 views.
Separates the port? How do you mean? What do they type exactly, into (say) telnet?
In the connect to area:
(IP address) <PORT #>
Example:
123.123.123.12 4000
In a client there is a prompt:
IP: 123.123.123.12 PORT 4000
(IP address) <PORT #>
Example:
123.123.123.12 4000
In a client there is a prompt:
IP: 123.123.123.12 PORT 4000
If using Microsoft's telnet, just type (at a command prompt):
telnet address port
eg. telnet smaug.org 4000
Alternatively, in Microsoft telnet, if you just start it up, go to the Connect menu, select Remote System, and you see a dialog box with a field for the address and one for the port.
telnet address port
eg. telnet smaug.org 4000
Alternatively, in Microsoft telnet, if you just start it up, go to the Connect menu, select Remote System, and you see a dialog box with a field for the address and one for the port.