Re: Added two virtual hosts
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I'm still waiting for my hardware to arrive, but in the meantime, I have set up my virtual Cisco C7206VXR so that it routes some incoming X.25 calls to emulated systems that I've set up.? Using , it is now possible to connect to one of those hosts from your local machine using XOT (but the pad command on Ciscos certainly works as well).
$ xotpad -g 23000101
? _____ ? _____ _______ _____ ? ?________ ? __ ?___ ? ___
?| ?__ \ / ____|__ ? __/ ____| ?/ / ?____| /_ |/ _ \ / _ \
?| |__) | (___ ? ?| | | (___ ? / /| |__ ? ? | | | | | | | |
?| ?_ ?/ \___ \ ? | | ?\___ \ / / | ?__| ? ?| | | | | | | |
?| | \ \ ____) | ?| | ?____) / / ?| |____ ? | | |_| | |_| |
?|_| ?\_\_____/ ? |_| |_____/_/ ? |______| ?|_|\___(_)___/
Running on an emulated PDP-11/73
Please use PPN 2,1 to log in as guest!
RSTS V10.0-L 18-Apr-23 05:40 AM
User:
I've tried connecting to the same host from Manta's router, but there seems to be some dramatic packet loss somewhere so it does not work well.? Something to debug.
I've noticed this as well; somehow outbound XOT seems to work perfectly fine but not inbound. Maybe it's related to the weird asymmetric NAT that I do for inbound TCP, or maybe it's ancient IOS being ancient IOS. Going to experiment a bit with xotpad.
[I'm unable to decide on an area code that won't annoy me, so I have like 5 different "x25 alias"es now lol]
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