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Conference netcad::hub_mgnt

Title:	DEChub/HUBwatch/PROBEwatch CONFERENCE
Notice:	Firmware -2, Doc -3, Power -4, HW kits -5, firm load -6&7
Moderator:	NETCAD::COLELLADT

Created:	Wed Nov 13 1991
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	4455
Total number of notes:	16761

2632.0. "HUBwatch out of band IP via Windows 95 (just saving mail...)" by CRAIGA::SCHOMP (Lord of the Rings) Fri Aug 11 1995 13:44

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To:	NETCAD::CRAIGA::SCHOMP	10-AUG-1995 14:19:35.15
Subj:	Re: anybody want to reply to this?  

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To: NETCAD::CRAIGA::[email protected]
Subject: Re: anybody want to reply to this?  
In-Reply-To: Your message of "Thu, 10 Aug 95 13:36:18 EDT."
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Date: Thu, 10 Aug 95 14:18:39 -0400
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Sounds like a modem eliminator is your solution (your description
implies that you have no clock). Not as nice as a simple null modem
cable or terminator, but better than a modem.

						John Gillis

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Note 666.0             Direct Connection with SLIP and PPP            No replies
CX3PST::NOTAMI::A_ANDERSON "CX03 2/H13 NSU/VAX MacG" 21 lines   9-AUG-1995 14:26
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I have been trying out some of our networking applications under Windows 95 such
as Hubwatch and The Network Applicaiton interface.  

Hubwatch runs quite well with the Microsoft IP stack using the in-band Ip 
address on the HUB.  We also had the option of using the out of band ip address
by connecting to the HUB's slip port with a null modem cable.  Unfortunetly with 
Win95's TAPI interface The Dial up connections insist on a modem.  I have not 
been able to find a work around to this.  I know customers are going to try 
this as I have talked to them in the past and they were doing this with Win31 
and hubwatch.  I doubt a Modem eliminator will work unless I can find one that 
will respond to the modem commands from the TAPI interface.     

I have looked over the Resource Guide and in all cases it assumes a modem. There
is a thread on the MSN from someone else persuing the same line with no answers.

Any body here got any ideas, on how to do SLip and or PPP over a null modem cable.    

Alan

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2632.1 Because of the lack of anserws, why don't try... MXOC00::CSILVA Mon Aug 14 1995 22:09 10

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2632.1	Because of the lack of anserws, why don't try...	MXOC00::CSILVA		`Mon Aug 14 1995 22:09`	10
	Win95 has the possibility to use NDIS2-real mode driver, the same you can use in a LANManager DOS client. In the case for Novell Netware, I think you can even use the Novell NWClient, that is implemented completely as a set of real mode programs. Take it as a very weird option, but i can't think in other posibility, but what if you load the stack with the STRTSLIP.BAT?

    Win95 has the possibility to use NDIS2-real mode driver, the same
    you can use in a LANManager DOS client.
    
    In the case for Novell Netware, I think you can even use the Novell
     NWClient, that is implemented completely as a set of real mode
    programs.
    
    Take it as a very weird option, but i can't think in other posibility, 
    but what if you load the stack with the STRTSLIP.BAT?