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7.4: What is NapsaTerm used for? |
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This article is from the AmiTCP/IP FAQ, by Mike Meyer with numerous contributions by others.
Napsaterm is an rlogin program which can emulate a VT terminal. It lets
you login to a host that uses the rlogin protocol, Napsaterm 38.b now also
is now a telnet client. Consult the NapsaTerm documentation for more
information.
NB: If you wish to specify a port number for telnet, use the -s command;
e.g.
1.> telnet auntie.bbcnc.org.uk 9999
is replaced with
1.> napsaterm -d TELNET -s 9999 auntie.bbcnc.org.uk
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