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
MIM is in yo-yo mode right now. John Wilson is trying to work out why
the multiprocessor emulation have some issues.
Sorry for any interruption of service. This might go on for a day or so.
Johnny
--
Johnny Billquist || "I'm on a bus
|| on a psychedelic trip
email: bqt at softjar.se || Reading murder books
pdp is alive! || tryin' to stay hip" - B. Idol
> Since there really is a need for a tool to examine various kinds of DEC
> protocol traffic, I am trying to put one together. In case anyone is
> interested:
>
> http://https://www.pdc.kth.se/~bygg/tops/anfdump.tar
There are now some updates/bug fixes. For instance it can now handle
HECnet bridge packets (hopefully).
--Johnny
Hi,
I have a TCP (via multinet) connection to IMPVAX which is hardly ever down. It is at the moment.
Anybody else willing to give me some links to other areas?
Regards,
Keith
