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Using IP on LAN to access a dialup application
We have a two building campus connected with a T1 line. In one of the buildings there is a PC which configures our AVAYA switch / Voice Mail. This PC application supposedly only supports a dialup modem. Can I add a NIC to this machine and "spoof" the applcation ino believing that I have dialed in?
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>remote-control software for Linux
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Kewl. Is it cross-platform or no? Can you remote-control a Linux box from a Windows box and vice-versa?
Oh, by the way, Tim, you'll need to put a NIC in that PC and get it on your network... Forgot to mention that.
>Kewl. Is it cross-platform or no? Can you remote-control a Linux box from a Windows box and vice-versa?
yup yup yup
java in a browser too
yup yup yup
java in a browser too
listening...
Gotta love telcos... they're sooo 20th century! and now they want to but their traffic on our network! hrrmmff!
depends on if it's listening to the com port (probably) or running a ras (unlikely)
You could try http://www.pcmicro.com/comip
IF it's not manipulating the uart directly, as dos based applications are want to do.