7. How to use Zindoz 2000 as a TCP/IP network provider for the hp

(quite easyer ;-)

It's a bit like setting up a connection to Internet:

Go to Remote connection, Remote Network Access, select set up a new connection via modem. Choose to add a private network connection, type any phone number,

Go to the properties of the freshly created network connection, clic on configure: set maximum baud rate to 9600, *don't* activate hardware flow control, and choose no scripting. OK

In Options, uncheck "ask for a name, a password, a certificate, etc...", as well as "ask for a phone number"

In Security, keep standard parameters, allowing a non encrypted password, and choose no scripting.

In Network handling, choose PPP, and in parameters, uncheck multibundle negociation, ok. Check TCP/IP. OK.

Type the following program on the hp:

\<<
  { "" "CLIENT" "CLIENTSERVER" }
  CHAT
  PPPON
\>>

if you have Windows NT4, and

\<<
  { "" "CLIENT" "" "CLIENT" "CLIENTSERVER" }
  CHAT
  PPPON
\>>

if you have Windows 2000

(save it ;-) and launch it

then on win, launch the connection and *pray*.

Connected?

YES

Well, ok, but I wonder what you will do with it: Zindoz doesn't have much things to bring to hp with regards to interneting ;-)

What you can do is to install Cygwin http://www.cygwin.com/ with its inetutils package, and then use inetd, just like in the Unix section above.

NO

Argnn, I can't do much: both zindoz & usinagaz are bugged, and ppp debugging in that case is quite difficult without a dedicated machine in between (see http://youpibouh.thefreecat.org/download/analyse.tgz) Maybe merely retrying will work?