TCP/IP Testing help, Round 2

Happy New Year! I'm back at it again - I plan on doing better this time. (I've fixed the specific double delete bug that bit me last time, improved tracing quite a bit, and added a lot of consistency checking code.) Just like last time, all you need to do is telnet to 24.159.203.149, port 2301. Once again, that's my Linux box, but today it is forwarding port 2301 to my PCjr. The commands are slightly enhanced from the last test, but it isn't anything highly interactive. Up to 9 people can connect simultaneously. We didn't get more than 2 or 3 simultaneous connections last time, so I'm probably overly optimistic. Some of you noted from last time that there is no character echoing or line editing. Telnet users on Unix machines will probably have local line editing, which makes things a wee bit nicer. The standard Windows telnet client doesn't do that by default, so you will type but not see your characters. That's a project for a different day. 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 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. Thanks in advance, Mike