[Info-vax] Reverse telnet to a terminal emulator?

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In article <j08oo4$mfh$1 at news.albasani.net>, Jan-Erik Soderholm <jan-erik.soderholm at telia.com> writes:
>Snowshoe wrote 2011-07-20 23:44:
>
> >> Obviously you do not have anything on the PC to CONNECT to.
> >
> > Thus my original question (is there such a thing?)
> >
>
>Sorry, I was unclear. What I ment was that I do not know of any
>such standard product. That is one of the differences between
>"desktop" and "server" systems... :-)
>
> > Right now, it allocates and talks to a hardwired serial port.
>
>OK. I read that as a serial port on a terminal-server. But you
>are actualy talking about a physical serial port on the VMS
>server itself !? Whoa, that was a long time ago... :-)

Which is why I'd suggested the pseudo-terminal.  The application can
speak to a "hard-wired FTAn:" device and the PeeCee terminal emulator
can connect, via TELNET some port, to the reader side.  However, the
lack of a $QIO interface -- that the OP seems hell bent on issuing --
will preclude this from being part of a solution. The pseudo-terminal
works just fine for DECterms but this retentive luddite doesn't think
it's VMSish enough for him.

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