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From: 026809r@dragon.acadiau.ca (Michael Richards)
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Does anyone know how to run something like a windows network client over a
telnet line to a shell account? I guess I am looking for something like a
ppp tunnell. rtin doesn't suit what I am trying to do, so I want to use a
windoze client. Of course this windoze client wants to talk directly to the
ethernet, not to a telnet session that goes to a ppp prog. Any ideas/
Changing the ip restriction on the news server is not an option.

-Mike