Re: Can't get conserver to work

Thanks for the reply Jim, you've confirmed some of what I was thinking.
I got the program working at work with some terminal servers, works
pretty good, very impressive.  
I have a couple more questions.  I
think I know the answer to this one, can console be used  on a host other
than the host that conserver is running on?

Do you know if it's
possible to set up conserver to connect to netcon on an SSP for E10Ks? 
Sure would be nice if it could.

Thx
Pete
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Jim Gottlieb said:
> On 2004-01-25 at 17:16, Pete Geenhuizen
(pgeenhuizen@carolina.rr.com)
> wrote:
> 
>>
I've got the daemon running, and I'm trying to get to the console of
>> either the local host or another Sun running Solaris 9.
> 
> How are connecting to the console on the remote machine?
 It's not
> clear from your message if you understand that you
need to have a
> serial connection, or if you think conserver will
magically connect you
> to a remote machine's console.
>
> 
>> The local host has a console and keyboard the
remote host doesn't.
> 
> If there is a local keyboard,
then you won't be able to access the
> console on that machine
unless you've specified in the NVRAM to use a
> certain serial
port as the console instead of a local keyboard and
> monitor.
> 
> 
>> console -v -l pete myhost
>>
Enter pete@myhost's password:
> 
> This is conserver's
password protection, so that not just anyone on
> your host can
connect.  If you want to override this for testing, set
> your
local host as "trusted" in the conserver.cf file.
>