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I'm having a problem with the TELNET on Windows95 when connected to SCO
OpenServer 5.0.2.  Any output which produces more than 23 lines will cause
TELNET to stop echoing data and anything I type.  The TELNET process is
still
running, as is the shell on Unix.  I must disconnect the TELNET session and
reconnect.  I've talked with SCO for hours and they say this is a Microsoft
problem.  I've used TELNET on Windows95 to HP-UX and AIX and they work
fine, so
I don't think it's Windows.  For some reason TELNET is just shutting off
echo and
no one can tell me why.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

: I'm having a problem with the TELNET on Windows95 when connected to SCO
: OpenServer 5.0.2.  Any output which produces more than 23 lines will cause
: TELNET to stop echoing data and anything I type.  The TELNET process is
: still running, as is the shell on Unix.  I must disconnect the TELNET
: session and reconnect.  I've talked with SCO for hours and they say this is
: a Microsoft problem.  I've used TELNET on Windows95 to HP-UX and AIX and
: they work fine, so I don't think it's Windows.  For some reason TELNET is
: just shutting off echo and no one can tell me why.  Any help would be
: greatly appreciated.
:
I would tend to agree with SCO.  Microsoft Telnet is not a serious Telnet
client, nor a serious terminal emulator, as Microsoft itself would be the
first to tell you if you could get through to them.  Try a more serious
telnet client, one that supports connections to SCO, and one that you can
get tech support for, like Kermit 95:

  http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/k95.html

- Frank

        ifconfig mtu 1400 /dev/d22e0 to

This reset the max transmission unit to lower then the limit of my card
and the telnet work ok after that.

I hope this helps

Mike keers