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Hans, Sounds good. I added access to a couple of systems the other day, through my PAD. Those are on 24/7. For these they are going into a Cisco PAD, and then LAT/Telnet from there, so it’s not

Hi Folks, Andrew (ajk) and myself have been thinking that it would be nice to have a recurring time where we bring our systems up and play around with some of the other X.25 nodes. Maybe some of you

Am Mo., 12. Juni 2023 um 18:07 Uhr schrieb Hans Hübner < hans.huebner@...>: Time will tell whether the repair was permanent, but for now, the IPX is running again. I cut the +12V outputs from

Checking the PSU, I found that the +12V rail is dead, +5V and -12V are fine and judging from the SCSI2SD activity, it seems that the machine boots as well. I guess I'll bodge a boost converter into

Hi folks, my SPARCstation IPX decided to give up the ghost today. I'll see if I can fix it, but for now, I only have the VAX (23000200) and the cisco (23000100) online. Cheers, Hans

Looks like the Cisco at 23000100 does not accept direct calls via XOT (it forwards calls to other 230x hosts but you can't call 23000100 itself). I'm guessing because it doesn't know its own X121

Am Mo., 5. Juni 2023 um 15:53 Uhr schrieb Mantas Mikul?nas < grawity@...>: It works, thanks! -Hans ! version 12.1 no service single-slot-reload-enable service pad to-xot service pad

As far as I understand, if you call an address that doesn't match any explicit 'x25 route', IOS will by default route it through either Se0/0 or "the first X.25-capable interface" (I am not sure

Hi Mantas, thank you for trying this out. The issue was an incorrect name server entry on the cisco. I've fixed that, and now I can establish outbound connections as well. Nice! :) One issue

I'm not seeing any inbound packets on my port 1998 (XoT) when I run `pad 471041` from the Sun or (if I got this right) `set host/x29 471041` on VMS. They both just time out with: $ set host/x29

Hi, I finally have my VAX and my Sun all wired and hooked up to Telebahn - They should be reachable at 230.002.00 and 230.003.00 respectively. I could connect from the outside using xotpad, but I

Interesting! I'm not sure I want others to access my router's console, but converting X.25 -> telnet is something I'm interested in, I'll ping you again once I have the gear with me :)

You sorta can, using the cisco as a PAD. You can connect async devices to the AUX port, such as the console port on a computer, allowing others to connect via x.25 and get the console. You can also

Yes, what I mean is, without the additional hardware I can't really connect anything via XOT.

XOT works without any cards, this is for connecting multiple local devices only.

You could use something like a Cisco 2501 which has the correct serial ports (2). You would need to also get an AUI adapter as the 2501 predates 10Base-T. Truly retro. Maybe. John Sent:

I see, this might be a problem for the time being... also it seems that the WIC-2T is no longer supported on the 1900 series, and the HWIC-2T are quite a lot more expensive, so I might need to

It might, if you want to have a "subnet" with more than one device. If I understand things correctly, Cisco IOS will not route from XOT to XOT – if you make a call locally (or if it arrives via

Am Mi., 24. Mai 2023 um 18:31 Uhr schrieb Alice Wyan <finitud@...>: The WIC-1T and WIC-2T are synchronous serial cards with one and two ports, respectively. Synchronous means that there are

Hi Hans, That's pretty cool that you could access X25 networks in your youth! I never managed to figure out anything of interest in the phone network back then -- we were charged by connection plus