1 Jan
2007
1 Jan
'07
6:26 a.m.
Sean Conner wrote:
ISA bus to PCjr bus adapter :-)
It wasn't too long after this that it died, so I'm going to test 9
simultaneous connections here.
Mike
Well, I tested the nine simultaneous connections and
yes, it seems to
work, although pressing ^C causes whatever program is listening on the other
end of the TCP connection to stop responding to commands.
I think that's a telnet feature - it probably sent an 'interrupt'
command, and the other side is not a real telnet server so it doesn't
respond in the proper way.
Here is a picture of the machine you are
connecting to, complete with
the Western Digital 8003 Ethernet card grafted onto the side:
http://brutman.com/PCjr_WD_small.jpg
Very neat. How did you do that to a PCjr? Some sort of hacked up ISA bus
or something? 
And lastly, if
you remember, type in your OS and machine type as a
command. It will complain about it being an invalid command, but I'll
see it in the log and I'll have a better idea of what I'm testing against.
sockets
9 sockets are active, 0 more are available
Ip Address and Port MSS State Started
66.252.226.50:61108 1432 ESTABLISHED Mon Jan 01 02:13:50 2007
192.168.2.1:3018 1460 ESTABLISHED Mon Jan 01 02:13:50 2007
66.252.226.50:61097 1432 ESTABLISHED Mon Jan 01 02:13:50 2007
65.11.56.196:42377 1452 ESTABLISHED Mon Jan 01 02:13:50 2007
66.252.226.50:61111 1432 ESTABLISHED Mon Jan 01 02:13:50 2007
66.252.227.139:52611 1460 ESTABLISHED Mon Jan 01 02:13:50 2007
66.165.166.190:49217 1460 ESTABLISHED Mon Jan 01 02:13:50 2007
64.124.179.116:36491 1460 ESTABLISHED Mon Jan 01 02:13:50 2007
204.29.162.199:38999 1460 ESTABLISHED Mon Jan 01 02:13:50 2007
These (with the exception of the 192.168.2.1 address) are me. All Linux
systems (2.0 to 2.6) with one Mac mini thrown in.
-spc (Oh, and your system clock is a bit off 8-)