LAT/Telnet Gateway

[George Robbins]

In article <17344 at ut-emx.UUCP> robert at perv.pe.utexas.edu (Robert R. Schneider) writes:
> I'm trying to set up a LAT/Telnet Gateway on a DECstation-3100 we have.
> 
> Also when I do a file /dev/tty06 it shows up as being a LAT terminal.  With
> lcp I've tried to set up the service by;
> 
> lcp -v node -V "Local node service" -v telnet:/dev/tty06 -V "Telnet Service"
> 
> to which lcp returns with;
> lcp -v: non LAT device

I'd double check that you have the appropriate entries in your config file
for the kernel you're running when you do this.  Your /etc/ttys and lcp
stuff look reasonable, though I'd expect a -s in there somewhere, and the
file(1) suggests the correct major/minor device entries, so process of
elimination doesn't leave a lot of choices.  Do you have "normal" LAT
terminal service working?  How many lines and on which /dev/tty*?

You'll want the following options in your "config" file to support LAT
and terminal server access/control...

options		DLI
options		LAT
pseudo-device	ether		(not 100% sure you need this...)
pseudo-device	dli
pseudo-device	lat
pseudo-device	lta	64	(number of LAT connections supported)

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