cc:Mail Router for NT
Tomas By
tomas at basun.net
Sat Jan 9 15:23:44 CST 2021
Hi again everybody,
Apparently the router program ignores the baud parameter when the
`PBX' option is used (or maybe it is the phase of the moon), so I am
specifying the serial port speed using the DOS `mode' command, before
starting the router.
Here is the output:
| C:\CCMAIL\Router>C:\CCMAIL\Router\NTROUTER.EXE C:\CCDATA COM1 MODEM/PBX
| cc:Mail NT ROUTER Version 6.10.00.4
| Copyright (c) 1986, 1997 by cc:Mail, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of
| Lotus Development Corporation. All rights reserved. This software is subject
| to the Lotus Software Agreement, Restricted Rights for U.S. government users,
| and applicable export regulations.
|
| Press Esc to terminate cc:Mail ROUTER program.
| Waiting to receive messages...
| 9/1/21 21:10 Answering call... 2 4 7 ff 68 c4
| Packets enabled.
| Handshake recvd.
| Data connection not requested.
| Bad Packet Summary -- Naks sent: 0 recv: 0 Retrans: 0
| 9/1/21 21:10 Ending connection.
| Waiting to receive messages...
| 9/1/21 21:10 Answering call... 2 4 7 ff 68 c4
| Packets enabled.
| Handshake recvd.
(roughly here, the Palmtop displays the message "could not connect")
| Data connection not requested.
| Bad Packet Summary -- Naks sent: 0 recv: 0 Retrans: 0
| 9/1/21 21:11 Ending connection.
| Waiting to receive messages...
What is it I am missing?
Is there nobody here who remembers this stuff? It's only been twenty years.
/Tomas
On Wed, 23 Dec 2020 14:09:24 +0100, Tomas By via cctalk wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm using a HP 200LX to connect to a cc:Mail installation, with a null
> modem cable. It has worked better before, but now I don't seem to be
> able to connect at all. [...]
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