hello,
what library do i need to load to use telnet services on QNX? I wnat to
connect to QNX via telnet in windows.
Best regards,
Darius
hello,
One more question on the same thread. Is there any connection to QNX with
graphics. For example can I connect to QNX from windows to see phwindows?
thanks.
Best regards,
Darius
“Darius” <alpha_byte@safe-mail.net> wrote in message
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hello,
what library do i need to load to use telnet services on QNX? I wnat to
connect to QNX via telnet in windows.
The server for telnet is telnetd, it’s not a library but a program. Telnetd
is typlicaly started by inetd.
That’s assuming TCP/IP is setup properly
Best regards,
Darius
“Darius” <alpha_byte@safe-mail.net> wrote in message
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hello,
One more question on the same thread. Is there any connection to QNX with
graphics. For example can I connect to QNX from windows to see phwindows?
thanks.
Phindows is a Windows application that act as a remote graphics terminal. So
yes.
Best regards,
Darius
Mario Charest <nowheretobefound@8thdimension.com> wrote:
MC > “Darius” <alpha_byte@safe-mail.net> wrote in message
MC > news:cfcq7i$a92$1@inn.qnx.com…
hello,
One more question on the same thread. Is there any connection to QNX with
graphics. For example can I connect to QNX from windows to see phwindows?
thanks.
MC > Phindows is a Windows application that act as a remote graphics terminal. So
MC > yes.
I think he was talking going in the other direction. He mentions
phindows so he must already know about it.
“Bill Caroselli” <qtps@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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Mario Charest <> nowheretobefound@8thdimension.com> > wrote:
MC > “Darius” <> alpha_byte@safe-mail.net> > wrote in message
MC > news:cfcq7i$a92$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
hello,One more question on the same thread. Is there any connection to QNX
with
graphics. For example can I connect to QNX from windows to see
phwindows?
thanks.
MC > Phindows is a Windows application that act as a remote graphics
terminal. So
MC > yes.I think he was talking going in the other direction. He mentions
phindows so he must already know about it.
The question was uncler to me, I made a guess as to what it means “connect
TO QNX FROM Windows”.
Maybe Darius meant seeing a phindows session from another one.
hello,
The question was uncler to me, I made a guess as to what it means “connect
TO QNX FROM Windows”.
I want to connect to QNX from windows as I do now with PuTTY or telnet, but
here I can see only textmode. So I want to connect to QNX and have an
ability to run phindows on QNX and see it on windows terminal client.
P.S. Sorry for unclear questions. My english isn’t very good
Best regards,
Darius
“Darius” <alpha_byte@SAFe-mail.net> wrote in message
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hello,
The question was uncler to me, I made a guess as to what it means
“connect
TO QNX FROM Windows”.I want to connect to QNX from windows as I do now with PuTTY or telnet,
but
here I can see only textmode. So I want to connect to QNX and have an
ability to run phindows on QNX and see it on windows terminal client.
As I said, Phindows is the equivalent to telnet but in graphics, hence you
need to install Phindows on Windows. Phindows is included with the
Professional Edition version of Momentic only, it may be available
separately.
Phindows doesn’t run on QNX, Phindows talks with a server (equivalent of
telnetd) called phrelay. You need to make sure phrelay is properly
configured in /etc/inetd.conf (I think by default it’s commented out)
P.S. Sorry for unclear questions. My english isn’t very good
Don’t worry about that -)
Best regards,
Darius
If you really want to use Telnet, and this is for an application
that does anything important, I would recommend using “ssh” and
“sshd” instead. They use encryption and are far more secure.
We have “sshd” on all our QNX machines, but don’t use “telnetd”.
John Nagle
Team Overbot
Darius wrote:
hello,
what library do i need to load to use telnet services on QNX? I wnat to
connect to QNX via telnet in windows.Best regards,
Darius
Hello,
Professional Edition version of Momentic only, it may be available
separately.
So there is no way to run it win non commercial version? Maybe there is
separate version for free?
Darius
“Darius” <alpha_byte@SAFe-mail.net> wrote in message
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Hello,
Professional Edition version of Momentic only, it may be available
separately.So there is no way to run it win non commercial version? Maybe there is
separate version for free?
No. (unless it’s for educational purpose)
You could run Xfree instead of Photon and use an X Terminal software or use
VCN.
Darius
Hi…
Unless you have a private local network, but like John says, ssh is
always a more secure choice regardless.
Regards…
Miguel.
John Nagle wrote:
If you really want to use Telnet, and this is for an application
that does anything important, I would recommend using “ssh” and
“sshd” instead. They use encryption and are far more secure.We have “sshd” on all our QNX machines, but don’t use “telnetd”.
John Nagle
Team OverbotDarius wrote:
hello,
what library do i need to load to use telnet services on QNX? I wnat to
connect to QNX via telnet in windows.Best regards,
Darius
hello,
You could run Xfree instead of Photon and use an X Terminal software or
use
VCN.
where can I get these things?
Darius
hello,
You could run Xfree instead of Photon and use an X Terminal software or
use
VCN.
I figured out where to get these things, but what about windows side
software? It seem that Xfree Xterminal or VCN runs on QNX side. what about
windows?
Best regards,
Darius
“Darius” <alpha_byte@safe-mail.net> wrote in message
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hello,
You could run Xfree instead of Photon and use an X Terminal software or
use
VCN.I figured out where to get these things, but what about windows side
software? It seem that Xfree Xterminal or VCN runs on QNX side. what about
windows?
XFree runs on QNX obviously, but you need to find a Windows version of an
XTerminal or VCN (google it up)
Best regards,
Darius
Realistically, if you put a telnet daemon on an IP address visible from
the Internet, you will have a break-in attempt within hours. There
are programs and viruses constantly scanning for Telnet servers.
John Nagle
Miguel Simon wrote:
Hi…
Unless you have a private local network, but like John says, ssh is
always a more secure choice regardless.Regards…
Miguel.
John Nagle wrote:If you really want to use Telnet, and this is for an application
that does anything important, I would recommend using “ssh” and
“sshd” instead. They use encryption and are far more secure.We have “sshd” on all our QNX machines, but don’t use “telnetd”.
John Nagle
Team OverbotDarius wrote:
hello,
what library do i need to load to use telnet services on QNX? I wnat to
connect to QNX via telnet in windows.Best regards,
Darius
Hello,
Realistically, if you put a telnet daemon on an IP address visible from
the Internet, you will have a break-in attempt within hours. There
are programs and viruses constantly scanning for Telnet servers.
No its just for private networking.
Darius
Hi Darius…
What I meant by ‘private networking’ is a network that is not connected
to the internet. John is correct on what he said.
Now, if you happen to have a router, this will help greatly. If you add
a linux box with firewalls and such, this will help some more. A good
thing is to have a computer with two network cards, one that interfaces
with the internet via a router + firewall, and the other interfaces with
your private network when you need it.
Happy networking!
Regards…
Miguel.
Darius wrote:
Hello,
Realistically, if you put a telnet daemon on an IP address visible from
the Internet, you will have a break-in attempt within hours. There
are programs and viruses constantly scanning for Telnet servers.
No its just for private networking.Darius