Johnny
Could you add node 44.46 name RODIUM to your list please.
It is a rebuilt AlphaServer 1200 5/400 dual cpu with 2GB main memory.
Hans
Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPhone
Hi,
Is there a kind soul out there who would grant me access to their (HECnet connected) Itanium-based VMS system so that I can play with some of their compilers (particularly a more modern version of Ada to that available on VMS 7.3 on VAX architecture)?
At some point, based on what I discover, I may even be tempted to buy one of the entry-level Itanium servers for real. I can't explain why I'm not that interested in Alpha other than that I'm perhaps a bit weird.
Hopefully someone can help... with the access, not the weirdness :)
Regards,
Keith
(HECnet) DUNE::SQKEITH
Hi folks,
My Raspberry Pi VAXcluster project?
(https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/retro-computing-vaxcluster-hat-wilm-boerhout/
) is now connected to HECnet.
Nodes are PIVAX0...PIVAX4 (29.200...29.204)
Nothing much to see except the cluster itself, but if you are
interested, I can set up some public access.
*Wilm*
*P.S. *The cluster is physically located in Zwolle, The Netherlands
(home location).
I just got my hands on an rx2660, and I realized to my astonishment
that I do not have a copy of VMS for the Itanium architecture. Can
anyone help me out?
Thanks,
-Dave
--
Dave McGuire, AK4HZ
New Kensington, PA
Hi,
I have just finished doing a bit of network cleanup on my ASA and 1841 and
noticed that a number of the HECnet GRE tunnels seems to be down or
possibly misconfigured.
I know that my IP address changed a while back as part of the transition to
Australia's National Broadband Network (NBN) and my router can now be found
at 110.141.227.104. I am pretty sure that Brian sent out an update, but I'm
not sure how well it was applied.
Since changing IP addresses I've only been able to establish a tunnel
with 50.131.218.138 (area 42). However, when I attempt to ping the other
end I am unable to reach 42.1023.
After looking at my firewall logs I noticed that someone at 81.135.164.245
was attempting to establish a GRE tunnel. After looking at the existing
configuration I noticed that it was a similar address to what had been last
configured for area 22. I made the change and now I can establish a link
to area 22 and I can successfully ping 22.1023.
However, that is were it ends. I have tunnels configured for area 59, 23,
61, 9 and 52, but I have no connection to the other end. Worse, I have no
connection to the HECnet as a larger entity.
Is anyone else other than myself and Mark Darvill still using the tunnels?
If there is a lack of interest in the maintenance, I would be happy to take
it over and start running the bridge here too.
Thoughts? Anybody... :-)
Regards, Tim.
Hi HECnet,
I am scouring the Internet for DECnet documentation (I've looked in
the usual places), does anyone have any of the DECnet for DOS or
DECnet for Rainbow documentation?
DECnet-Rainbow Installation Guide
DECnet-DOS Getting Started
DECnet-DOS User's Guide
DECnet-Rainbow Release Notes
DECnet-DOS Installation Guide
Also particularly interested in the version 1.1 of the software too
(we have 1.0 but it was significantly improved/updated with 1.1).
thanks,
nigel.
Is there anyone in the UK/Europe that would be able to provide me with a
connection to HECNet via a multinet link? I'm connected off AS8676 -
the node IP is 217.65.167.14. It's not currently reachable via ICMP but
if you ping 217.65.160.9 you should get a reasonable idea of latency.
cheers, Douglas
A couple of months ago someone posted how to get the TME emulator to build
on Ubuntu 18.04. I just got a new computer and realized that I didn't
archive said instructions. I would like to set it up so that the tmesh
executable is in /usr/local/bin. I am not much of a programmer more of an
OS history enthusiast so figuring this out on my own is bit out of my
league. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Ray
