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The differences in the CDE filesets are: CDEDevKit B.11.00.01 CDE Developer Kit CDEDevKit.CDE-DEMOS B.11.00.01 Demo Applications CDEDevKit.CDE-HELP-PRG B.11.00.01 Help Developer Apps CDEDevKit.CDE-INC B.11.00.01 Header files CDEDevKit.CDE-MAN-DEV B.11.00.01...

Yes, I can telnet to these systems. Robert

Our company has a development project that requires more HP workstations the we actually have. With the use of Exceed we're now sharing workstations. My problem is that I have a couple workstations which I cannot exceed to - meaning I don't get the logon screen. This problem only exists only...

Thanks... I had added the information to the default router, but it wasn't in the routing table. After adding it everythings working. Thanks again.

I'm running Solaris 8 on an x86 box and have had great success up to this point. Because of hardware failure I had to completely rebuild the machine. Since then I'm able to telnet or FTP to it from anywhere within my LAN, but cannot from outside it. I thought my router could be the problem...

Is there a way to supress the Last Login information that appears after logging in through telnet?

Thank You StickyBit!

I have been running 5.8 on an x86 box and have had no problems until now. During reboot I get "Permission denied" when trying to NFS mount and thats where it stops. The server it's trying to mount to no longer exists, so... Is there a way to remove this process when I can't get to a...

How do I set up a HP-UX 11.0 system to use DHCP (get an IP from a dhcp server)?

The /etc/motd is displayed after login, this OS display is before login.

Whenever a new telnet session is started, right above the login prompt is a line telling what operating system is on that server. How do I prevent this from showing, or how can I edit it? Thanks, robertlc98