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Dave Brown All Messages By This Member #7 All, Trying to get my Cisco 2600 working. ?I put in some X.25 routing rules as: x25 routing x25 route 752 xot 24.22.130.236 (my Cisco does not understand x25 route ... dns)? x25 route 242 xot 216.239.32.21 If I then do: x28 call 75241001 It sends packets but gets no response. ?I see in Packet capture: 14:51:24.542896 IP 104.58.86.73.11021 > 24.22.130.236.1998: Flags [S], seq 599537706, win 4128, options [mss 536], length 0 14:51:26.541877 IP 104.58.86.73.11021 > 24.22.130.236.1998: Flags [S], seq 599537706, win 4128, options [mss 536], length 0 DNS notes: ?Lab-Router(config)#x25 route (...)(...).. xot ? ? A.B.C.D ?Address of remote XOT host However reversing the logic gives me: Non-authoritative answer: 410.752.x25.org canonical name = 5fc5.ddns.net. Name: 5fc5.ddns.net Address: 24.22.130.236 So I assume I am right and its trying to connect, but per the notes this might be down. ?I will try to get a gateway external accessible once I have figured out how to make X.25 work in RSX11M.
?strid smith All Messages By This Member #8 Ok that looks great! I just turned on the router and PAD, calls to 752.410.0x should connect now. I have nothing plugged into the PAD at the moment so you won't get much interesting out of it, sorry <g> -- ?strid smith (she/her) =<[ c y b e r ]>= antique telephone collectors association member #4870 toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 2022-06-21 at 11:57 am PDT, Dave Brown wrote: All, Trying to get my Cisco 2600 working. I put in some X.25 routing rules as: x25 routing x25 route 752 xot 24.22.130.236 (my Cisco does not understand x25 route ... dns) x25 route 242 xot 216.239.32.21 If I then do: x28 call 75241001 It sends packets but gets no response. I see in Packet capture: 14:51:24.542896 IP 104.58.86.73.11021 > 24.22.130.236.1998: Flags [S], seq 599537706, win 4128, options [mss 536], length 0 14:51:26.541877 IP 104.58.86.73.11021 > 24.22.130.236.1998: Flags [S], seq 599537706, win 4128, options [mss 536], length 0 DNS notes: Lab-Router(config)#x25 route (...)(...).. xot ? A.B.C.D Address of remote XOT host However reversing the logic gives me: Non-authoritative answer: 410.752.x25.org canonical name = 5fc5.ddns.net. Name: 5fc5.ddns.net Address: 24.22.130.236 So I assume I am right and its trying to connect, but per the notes this might be down. I will try to get a gateway external accessible once I have figured out how to make X.25 work in RSX11M.
Dave Brown All Messages By This Member #9 Looks good: Lab-Router>x28 ? *call 75241001 TCP/IP: ? 15:24:59.736888 IP 104.58.86.73.11024 > 24.22.130.236.1998: Flags [S], seq 2614732411, win 4128, options [mss 536], length 0 15:24:59.814244 IP 24.22.130.236.1998 > 104.58.86.73.11024: Flags [S.], seq 3902290153, ack 2614732412, win 8192, options [mss 536], length 0 15:24:59.818055 IP 104.58.86.73.11024 > 24.22.130.236.1998: Flags [.], ack 1, win 8192, length 0 15:24:59.898208 IP 24.22.130.236.1998 > 104.58.86.73.11024: Flags [.], ack 24, win 8169, length 0 So it's now getting connected, as you say nothing on the other end. I am looking at my side to see what I can do to hook one of my old DECs which are meant to support X.25 VT services, to this. When I get back to the US, I can look to update this router to Enterprise, which opens up the translate command; with that I might be able to avoid having the Dec speak X.25, and it should be possible to simply "call" into the Cisco and that translates onto the DEC over IP. ?That seems less fun,..

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