Remote access server

Hello All! Firstly, I would like to immediately thank everyone who answered my question about txt2pkt. Only in this echo can I receive timely professional advice. Therefore, I immediately want to please the public with my next problem %) The question arose about access to your computer from user computers at any time. time of day. Overall, for myself. The model is this: the phone waits for 10 (8, 6) beeps, if no one picks up the phone, the subject starts. There is one in win98 (ME), however, if you have seen it, you will understand. Firstly, the built-in Windows version launches somehow strangely. From "Connections" tab in the "Remote network access" window. Does he even exist? a separate program? How can I launch it from the task scheduler? Secondly, minimum settings. You can only either enable it or turn off. You can also specify a password and server type. Where can I indicate the quantity? rings after which you need to pick up the phone? Why is there no list of users? One password for everyone? Yes, but it’s not convenient. Why is there no log? It turns off, infection, only manually. I need to turn it off at 0:50 in order to at 1:00 launch t-mail. Should I install programs that accomplish tasks? Or can’t there be a painless way? It's somehow crooked... Finally: yesterday I launched it for the experimenter, tried to call otherscomputer The modems did not connect. Although Fido and hyperterminal connect without problems with a bang. By “not connected” I mean that they didn’t connect at all connection has been established. That is, the modems “did not agree”... Hence the question: is there an alternative program that has all desired properties? What's it called? If it's small, then I don't mind if you send it to me :) You can here, you can by e-mail... P.S. Advice like “change your operating system, because ME is a mustdie” is not accepted... :) Vega/ex-Style Group. FIDO: 2:5030/1512 ZXNET: 500:812/19 E-mail: vega56@mail.ru ICQ: 144932679

Press RESET immediately, Vlad Sotnikov! On Wed, 21 Jul 04 05:51:17 +0400, Vlad Sotnikov wrote: VS> time of day. Overall, for myself. The model is this: the phone is waiting for 10 (8, 6) VS> beeps, if no one picks up the phone, the subject starts. There is one in VS> win98 (ME), but if you've seen it, you'll understand. Firstly, VS> the built-in Windows version launches somehow strangely. From The operating systems Windows 98 and Windows Millenium are not server operating systems. VS> "connections" tabs in the "Remote network access" window. He generally VS> exists as a separate program? www.sysinternals.com -- process explorer. Display program list of processes. Or the corresponding plug-in for FAR. VS> How can I run it from the task scheduler? In general, no way. We must understand that the so-called "task scheduler" is a user-level application. In windows NT has another scheduler - "at". Another question is that things like this RAS is also not a user application, it is a service. Starts with the net start "service name" and net stop "service name" commands. How I don’t know about Millenium, but I repeat once again - this operating system is not a server. Dot. VS> Secondly, a minimum of settings. You can only either enable it or VS> turn off. You can also specify a password and server type. Where should I indicate VS> number of rings after which you need to pick up the phone? Typically, any Windows program contains configuration data in the registry. Well, the list of configuration keys, again typical, kept in deep secret... VS> Why is there no list of users? VS> One password for everyone? Yes, but it’s not convenient. Why is there no log? "Windows Millenium is not a server OS"... VS> Turns off, infection, only manually. I need to turn it off at 0:50, VS> to launch t-mail at 1:00. I always knew that Linux is a truly multitasking system, in differences from... similar in Linix, including fax and answering machine, everything works in parallel... VS> Should I install programs that accomplish tasks? VS> Or is there no way to do it in a painless way? It's somehow crooked... No, install Windows 2003 server. VS> Hence the question: is there an alternative program that has VS> with all the desired properties? What's it called? If it's small, then I don't VS> I’m against it if you blurt it out for me :) You can here, you can by e-mail... P.S. VS> Advice like “change the operating system, because ME is a mustdie” is not accepted... :) Well then, I can suggest an extremely perverted method, an operating system there is no need to change, you just need to add another one, in parallel: free bsd in vmware. Why free bsd? There is ppp and it is the lightest (in terms of memory footprint, both operational and disk) is a more or less full-fledged network server. It is advisable to also put fidosh mailer in bsd and not break it then head over from when and to when who answers.

Press RESET immediately, Vlad Sotnikov! On Wed, 21 Jul 04 05:51:17 +0400, Vlad Sotnikov wrote: VS> time of day. Overall, for myself. The model is this: the phone is waiting for 10 (8, 6) VS> beeps, if no one picks up the phone, the subject starts. There is one in VS> win98 (ME), but if you've seen it, you'll understand. Firstly, VS> the built-in Windows version launches somehow strangely. From The operating systems Windows 98 and Windows Millenium are not server operating systems. VS> "connections" tabs in the "Remote network access" window. He generally VS> exists as a separate program? www.sysinternals.com -- process explorer. Display program list of processes. Or the corresponding plug-in for FAR. VS> How can I run it from the task scheduler? In general, no way. We must understand that the so-called "task scheduler" is a user-level application. In windows NT has another scheduler - "at". Another question is that things like this RAS is also not a user application, it is a service. Starts with the net start "service name" and net stop "service name" commands. How I don’t know about Millenium, but I repeat once again - this operating system is not a server. Dot. VS> Secondly, a minimum of settings. You can only either enable it or VS> turn off. You can also specify a password and server type. Where should I indicate VS> number of rings after which you need to pick up the phone? Typically, any Windows program contains configuration data in the registry. Well, the list of configuration keys, again typical, kept in deep secret... VS> Why is there no list of users? VS> One password for everyone? Yes, but it’s not convenient. Why is there no log? "Windows Millenium is not a server OS"... VS> Turns off, infection, only manually. I need to turn it off at 0:50, VS> to launch t-mail at 1:00. I always knew that Linux is a truly multitasking system, in differences from... similar in Linix, including fax and answering machine, everything works in parallel... VS> Should I install programs that accomplish tasks? VS> Or is there no way to do it in a painless way? It's somehow crooked... No, install Windows 2003 server. VS> Hence the question: is there an alternative program that has VS> with all the desired properties? What's it called? If it's small, then I don't VS> I’m against it if you blurt it out for me :) You can here, you can by e-mail... P.S. VS> Advice like “change the operating system, because ME is a mustdie” is not accepted... :) Well then, I can suggest an extremely perverted method, an operating system there is no need to change, you just need to add another one, in parallel: free bsd in vmware. Why free bsd? There is ppp and it is the lightest (in terms of memory footprint, both operational and disk) is a more or less full-fledged network server. It is advisable to also put fidosh mailer in bsd and not break it then head over from when and to when who answers.

Hello, Vlad! Wed 21-Jul-2004 06:51, you (500:812/19.1@zxnet) wrote a letter to All: VS> Only in this echo can I get a timely professional VS> advice. Get it: set up routing so that netmail for 500:812/19.9 does not come from you back to me. I don’t want to include checking against sheets, because sysops are lazy and sheets don’t 100% reflect reality. Therefore, it is logical that there is no soap for /node.* is sent to /node.0 and the node itself deals with this nonsense. It would also be awesome to see zxnet addresses in all paths (and not 5030/1512). With best wishes, Vladimir.

Hello, Vlad! 21 Jul 04, 06:51, Vlad Sotnikov wrote to All on the topic "Remote server access": VS> P.S. Advice a la “change the operating system, because ME is a mustdie” is not VS> accepted... Then I won’t advise you anything. Happy connections. Roman.

Hello Vlad! 21 Jul 04 06:51, Vlad Sotnikov -> All: VS> Firstly, the built-in Windows version launches somehow strangely. VS> From the "connections" tab in the "Remote network access" window. He generally Does VS> exist as a separate program? How do I get it from the task scheduler VS> run? Switch to Win2k. VS> Secondly, a minimum of settings. You can only enable it VS> either VS> turn off. You can also specify a password and server type. Where should I indicate VS> number of rings after which you need to pick up the phone? In win2k it is possible. VS> Why is there no list of users? in win2k - yes. Best regards, Evgeniy.

Hello Kirill! 25 Jul 04 11:03, Kirill Frolov -> Vlad Sotnikov: KF> Well then, I can suggest an extremely perverted method, an operating system KF> no need to change, you just need to add another one, in parallel: free bsd in KF> vmware. vmware only works in 2000/hp Windows (and Linux). Then you need to install win2k, and in vmware it’s already winme ;) Best regards, Evgeniy.

te to Yuri Baranov: LN> We seemed to be discussing not so much authorship, but the very fact of throwing portions LN> jokes from the Internet. It may turn out like in the Russian bike - except for the robot LN> no one tells tales. And there are quite a few of them. Although that's all LN> hypothetical, there is no moderator yet Don’t you think that it might turn out that there will be no jokes in the echo at all? There are personal jokes - nothing is posted from the Internet There are no personal jokes - jokes from the Internet are posted to support traffic Yuri

Hello, Vlad! Mon 02-Aug-2004 01:30, you (2:5030/1256@zxnet) wrote a letter to me: LN>> We seemed to be discussing not so much authorship, but the very fact of throwing portions LN>> jokes from the Internet. It may turn out like in the Russian bike - except for the robot LN>> no one tells tales. And there are quite a few of them. Although that's all LN>> hypothetical, there is no moderator yet VS> Don't you think that it might turn out that it won't be in the echo at all VS> jokes? There are personal jokes - nothing is posted from the Internet No personal ones VS> jokes - jokes from the Internet are posted to support traffic I vaguely understand something about where I am and what this is about. With best wishes, Vladimir.

*** Regarding the letter found in the echo MY_MAIL Hello, Vladimir! August 08, 2004 (it was 16:15 then) Vladimir Larkov in his letter to Vlad Sotnikov wrote: VS>> Don’t you think that it might turn out that there won’t be any in VS>> eh jokes? There are personal jokes - nothing is posted from the Internet VS>> There are no personal jokes - to support traffic, jokes from are posted VS>> Internet VL> I vaguely understand where I belong and what this is about. Sorry, the database crashed due to physical errors on the screw :( For me, There's been some trouble with the software lately... Vega/ex-Style Group. FIDO: 2:5030/1512 ZXNET: 500:812/19 E-mail: vega56@mail.ru ICQ: 144932679