[Simh] Fw: VMS TCP/IP?

[Zachary Kline]

----- Original Message ----- 
From: Zachary Kline 
To: Paul Hardy 
Sent: Sunday, November 26, 2006 2:04 AM
Subject: Re: [Simh] VMS TCP/IP?


Hiya,
    Hmm.  May I ask what kind of configuration you went through after installing the software?  Could this perhaps have something to do with the fact that I have a DHCP server provided by my router?  I'm assuming you do, too...
Hmm.  I'd appreciate any help with this, as I'm no closer to solving it than I was before.  I still get a %system-f-nolognam.
Yours,
Zack.

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Paul Hardy 
  To: simh at trailing-edge.com 
  Cc: Zachary Kline 
  Sent: Saturday, November 25, 2006 10:11 PM
  Subject: Re: [Simh] VMS TCP/IP?


  I've successfully started SMTP using option 2 (clients) in tcpip$config.com, and I can send and receive internet emails (up to a point). I can send successfully to two of my three domains (paulhardy.net, hardy.demon.co.uk), but if I try and send to my current primary email at verizon.net (pghardy at ...), then I get an error 550 saying SMTP command error. Any ideas? I wonder if it is related to the fact that when originally configuring the verizon.net account in Outlook Express I had to enable the toggle for "account requires authentication", and provide username and password. Is there a VMS equivalent?

  Anyone else out there successfully sending emails through Verizon DSL?

  Incoming mail from verizon.net and from hardy.demon.co.uk works fine.

  By the way I ran the TCPIP IVP (option 7, 1) and that runs fine.

  -- 
  Paul  Hardy
  Email: paul at the hardy.demon.co.uk domain
  Exiled in Redlands, CA, USA
    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: Paul Hardy 
    To: simh at trailing-edge.com 
    Cc: Zachary Kline 
    Sent: Friday, November 24, 2006 10:09 PM
    Subject: Re: [Simh] VMS TCP/IP?


    I'm in precisely the same situation, even down to Verizon as the ISP, and use of dyndns.org!

    I've got the TCP/IP from the hobbyist kit working to the extent that I can browse external web sites from the simulated VAX with Lynx or Netscape, and I can telnet in from outside, but I haven't yet tried to set up SMTP mail.

    The laptop hosting SIMH is connected via wireless to a D-Link DI524 wireless router, and I had to set up 'virtual servers' on it to redirect external ports across its firewall. It has an Ethernet connection to a Westell Wirespeed DSL model which links to Verizon. What is your exact configuration?

    I might have a go at setting up SMTP tomorrow, but let me know if you make progress.


    -- 
    Paul  Hardy
    Email: paul at the hardy.demon.co.uk domain
    Exiled in Redlands, CA, USA 
      ----- Original Message ----- 
      From: Zachary Kline 
      To: simh at trailing-edge.com 
      Sent: Friday, November 24, 2006 6:43 PM
      Subject: [Simh] VMS TCP/IP?


      Hiya,
          I'm one of those unfortunate souls who doesn't have a domain name of their own.  I'm operating behind a home router, which is in turn hooked somehow to Verizon, and so it goes.
          The problem I am having is with getting a TCP/IP package to work.  I've tried using the one supplied on the VMS hobbyist kit, and though it configures just fine it proves troublesome in areas which even the emulated OpenBSD system did right.  The main problem centers around my nonexistent domain name.  
          I use dyndns.org to essentially give me a fake DNS record in most domain name servers.  Doesn't hold up well under reverse DNS lookup, but still.  When I try to configure TCP/IP from the hobbyist kit, everything appears to work fine except for the IVP.  That returns the following:
      %system-f-logname, no logical name match.  I don't have any idea what logical name its looking for.  The SMTP server, similarly, refuses to accept incoming messages for seemingly the same reason.
          As I said, OpenBSD, also running on the same emulated VAX, with the same Delqa emulation and such configured, works.  I don't know why.  I'm not a particularly experienced OpenVMS user.  Thought that switching to something like Multinet might help the situation, but Process Software's FTP site seems conveniently down...
      Any help at all on this situation would be greatly appreciated.
      Yours,
      Zack.



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