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тАО01-13-2003 10:22 AM
тАО01-13-2003 10:22 AM
11.0 terminal emulation nightmare
I'm hoping someone has some ideas/suggestions for me on this one.
My windows pc is not displaying correctly when I telnet to our UNIX 11.0 L3000 server.
I've tried 2 different emulation packages, neither of which I can get working well. I notice the problem mostly when I'm in swinstall (the words are joinned, are cut off, lines are cut off or messed up....) it's so ugly that I cannot install the patch bundle because I can't figure out the screen! ugh!
I'm using NetTerm and Relection X for UNIX. Both of these I've setup for vt100, vt220, ansi emulation but nothing seems to be working for me. I've tried changing font sizes, maximizing the screen....but I can't find the right combo.
Has anyone been down this path? Anyone have any ideas on how I can correct this?
TIA
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тАО01-13-2003 10:26 AM
тАО01-13-2003 10:26 AM
Re: 11.0 terminal emulation nightmare
If you have an xterm up with Reflection X, export your DISPLAY variable so it points to your PC and then run swinstall.
# export DISPLAY=ip.addr.of.pc
# swinstall &
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тАО01-13-2003 12:31 PM
тАО01-13-2003 12:31 PM
Re: 11.0 terminal emulation nightmare
Here is some of the entries from my NETTERM.INI file-
HTH
-- Rod Hills
[KEYS-VT220]
36[Home]=^[[2~|||^[[2~||
45[Ins]=^[[1~||^l|^[[1~||
35[End]=^[[5~||^e|^[[5~||
33[PgUp]=^[[3~|||^[[3~||
34[PgDn]=^[[6~|||^[[6~||
116[f5]=^[[26~||^[[26~||
117[f6]=^[[17~|^[[32~|||
118[f7]=^[[18~|^[[33~|||
119[f8]=^[[19~|^[[34~|||
120[f9]=^[[20~||||
121[f10]=^[[21~||||
122[f11]=^[[23~||||
123[f12]=^[[24~||||
112[f1]=^[OP|^[[25~||||
113[f2]=^[OQ|^[[26~||||
46[Del]=^[[4~|^u|^k|^[[4~||
39[Right]=^[[C|||^[[C||^n
37[Left]=^[[D|||^[[D||^v
9[Tab]=^I|^I||^I||^p||
38[Up]=^[[A||^t|^[[A||
40[Down]=^[[B||^o|^[[B||
[MYHOST]
ANSWERBACK=COLOR NETTERM
KEYNAME=VT220
TELNETPORT=23
NOAPPMODE=0
FSECURE=0
TERMID=vt220
BOLDOVERRIDE=1
LINEOVERRIDE=0
SCANCODES=0
TBI=0
LMC=0
QUICK=0
FIREWALL=0
TIME=0
CURSOR=1
MAXROWS=24
MAXCOLS=132
SCRIPT=
Phone=<<<<<<
SUFFIX=
BackSpace=0
SCROLL_LINES=1000
NEWLINE=0
AUTOWRAP=1
Duplex=0
network=2
emulation=13
Deslogin=0
FORCECR=0
FORCELF=0
LINEMODE=0
bg=0,0,0
fg=255,255,0
bold_color=0,255,0
underscore_color=0,255,255
blink_color=255,0,0
rev_color=0,0,0
rev_color_bg=255,128,0
ldFG=192,192,192
ldBG=0,0,128
PIN=
TONE=1
FLOWCONTROL=2
Baud=-1
Parity=0
ByteSize=8
StopBits=0
PINFLAG=0
Direct=0
FONT=19,0,0,0,400,0,1,0,255,1,2,0,1[isi_oem]
MAPPING=
ColorName=
RLOGIN_USERID=
ACTIVEBUTTONS=0
COLOROVERRIDE=0
PosX=-100
PosY=-100
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тАО01-13-2003 12:50 PM
тАО01-13-2003 12:50 PM
Re: 11.0 terminal emulation nightmare
Take a copy of your netterm.ini and replace it with this attachment.
-Sri
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тАО01-13-2003 03:11 PM
тАО01-13-2003 03:11 PM
Re: 11.0 terminal emulation nightmare
To set TERM, do "TERM=vt100; export TERM". NOTE: While HP supports vt220, other unix OS's do not (like solaris), so set TERM to vt100.
HTH
Marty
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тАО01-13-2003 04:52 PM
тАО01-13-2003 04:52 PM
Re: 11.0 terminal emulation nightmare
The easiest method for the software you have is to use Reflection/X. Don't login or run CDE, etc. Just run Reflection/X in the background, then telnet from your PC to the L3000 using the PC's DOS prompt. Once logged into the server, set the DISPLAY value as in:
export DISPLAY=12.34.56.78:0
Set the IP address equal to your PC. To find the IP for your PC, use: who -muR | awk '{print $NF}'
Also set the TERM variable to hp as in: export TERM=hp, then start hpterm. It's important that $TERM match the emulator you are using.
The better way is to get Reflection for HP (not to be confused with Reflection/X) which is a pure HP terminal emulator with scalable fonts and an excellent macro recorder. Navigation in swinstall and sam (using Reflection/HP) is very fast and ideal for modem connections.
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
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тАО01-13-2003 09:49 PM
тАО01-13-2003 09:49 PM
Re: 11.0 terminal emulation nightmare
you can just do a
"xmanager download" in google.com
Download Xmanager and install it on the PC.
Just do a
start--->programs---->Xmanager-->Xmanager
This should give the xdmcp broadcast ip's of the unix machines.
connect to the machine you require.
Just login.
set your DISPLAY as
$DISPLAY=
$export DISPLAY
Then things should go normal.
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