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OH2LNA > MAC      14.10.98 20:13l 24 Lines 990 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: MacTCP KISS Driver for Amateur TCP/IP?
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From: OH2LNA@OH2RBJ.FIN.EU
To  : MAC@WW

Hello and thanks for reading this message!

Has anyone implemented a KISS driver for the MacTCP? PC-users around the world
have FlexNet for driving amateur TCP/IP traffic with third party products, such
as NCSA Telnet or Netscape. I haven't seen anything like that for Macintosh.

When opening the MacTCP 2.0.6 you can see there icons like LocalTalk or
FreePPP, depending on the software you've installed. Now, it would be a great
addition to the MacTCP (or OT) if there could exist a driver that would work
with a tnc in the KISS mode. You just would enter own amateur IP address to the
IP Address field and that's it!

I wonder if anything like this exists? I've been using NET/Mac 2.3.66 a year.
As I'm happy of it so would I be of this kind of extension described here.
While searching found out about RDCP/Mac Radio Digital Communications Package,
which hadn't heard anything about earlielly.

73 de Jari OH2LNA
oh2lna.ampr.org [44.139.8.74]



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