Hello
I recently installed win2003 standard to the network and i was looking for hyperterminal and it wasnt installed with windows 2003
i try to install it from windows component and it ask for win2003 sp1 and when i insert the cd but it wont find hypertrm.dll
i tried to locate the file on the cd i couldnt find it ?
is win2003 doesnt come with hyperterminal or what
Note: i need hyperterminal to configure my firewall through it.
Thanks For the help
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Server 2003 comes with Hyperterminal; but what the machine actually wants (despite the confusing message) is not the CD with the SP on it, it wants the Server 2003 CD. If it refuses to accept the installation CD, saying the service pack level doesn't match, you'll have to create a slipstreamed version of Server 2003 first, then use the slipstreamed folder to look for the missing elements:
Windows Server 2003 SP Slipstreaming
http://www.petri.co.il/win
If you can see these files using explorer, you should be able to extract these files just by copying them out from the cab file to somewhere on your system, like the desktop. If that doesn't work, go to your command prompt and enter expand /? which gives you the syntax on how to extract these files from the cab file.
Doesn't pix just run through telnet? You can enter telnet from a command prompt. May putty is a good tool for you as well.
http://www.putty.nl/
Use this: It's basically an updated version of what microsoft packages. http://www.hilgraeve.com/h
Exact same interface, and downloading it is easier than looking for a CD.
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by: rindiPosted on 2005-07-09 at 03:00:15ID: 14403401
Maybe you have a bad CD? Try another (I have hyperterminal installed on a windows 2003 server). Anyway, why do you want to setup your firewall from the server? Use a workstation (Laptop) for that. The server shouldn't be missused for such tasks.