[wplug] re: windows on linux

[Coutch, Robert]

Set up the server to allow login from the modem (if it isn't already).
 
Have Windows user make a Dial-up Networking connection to your modem.
 
The user can then use telnet from the command line, hyperterminal, or the
dial-up config can be set up to bring up a terminal window after dialing in.
 
 
Does this help?
 

-----Original Message-----
From: R.E.Coutch [mailto:coutchre at usaor.net]
Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 2:09 PM
To: coutchre at tvratings.com
Subject: [wplug] re: windows on linux


Let me try this again. 
I don't know much about windows. My linux server does not want to go on the
internet. I have a person out of state who wants to connect to my server.
Right now I have serial connections for in-house terminals and a serial
modem set up. The windows user wants to dial in and get a login prompt. Once
logged on, their user profile starts up a cobol interpreter. They will not
have access to the bash. 
My question: What do I need to do on the windows machine. What program
exactly do I need them to run. I have putty on my windows pc at work, but it
is a connection on our ethernet. 
Thanks for all of your help. 
cheryl 

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