Hi, Sorry for the long delay! There appeared a corruption problem with the TSM freeware kits. It took me some time to find working kits as I don't have all of them online. Now the functional kit is on my Alpha - thanks to my friend and hobbyist Teijo. The kits you need for a full installation (for Alpha) with ECO's are: TSM021.DCX_AXPEXE TSMECO.ZIP Enjoy! Regards, Kari Kari Uusim ki wrote: Hi, sorry for the long delay. My work disturbes occasionally my hobbies. :) Now the TSM kits (Alpha and VAX) are extracted from the VMS Freeware V5.0. You can fetch them from my Alpha: wega.dechobbyist.net using anonymous ftp. Kari Sampsa Laine wrote: If you could extract it, I would be very grateful, I'm kinda low on space on CHIMPY at the moment. Can't wait to get to my new place, will be able to bring both the Alphaserver 4100 and rx2600 online. Sampsa On 27 May 2009, at 21:25, Kari Uusim ki wrote: The TOC of the Freeware v5 disks is here: http://h71000.www7.hp.com/openvms/freeware/v5_00freeware_abstract.txt and the download pointer is here: ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/openvms//FREEWARE50.ZIP Yes, I know, it is the whole disk image. If you aren't in a hurry, I could extract the TSM stuff from my disk and put it on my Alpha for download. Kari Sampsa Laine wrote: Got a pointer for this? I did a quick Google but there was nothing immediately useful (i.e. kits / binaries) in the results. Sampsa On 27 May 2009, at 20:44, Kari Uusim ki wrote: The command "language" is almost same on all DECservers. The newer ones have TCP/IP related commands, which aren't found on older ones. The help is quite good indeed. If you are interested, the TSM (Terminal Server Manager) software (for VMS) is freeware. You can use it to configure all your DECservers and retain their configurations on a centralized server. Chrissie Caulfield wrote: Sampsa Laine wrote: Thanks Chrissie, already seen this, unfortunately it does not contain anything like a command reference that would help me set up the ports etc. Anyone have something like this? How close are the commands of say a DECserver 100 to a 200? It's very similar to a DECserver 100. Most of the differences are to do with modem control. I seem to remember it has quite good help too. . .