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TINYTERM WRONG HOST PC
TINYTERM WRONG HOST PLUS

On Wednesday, January 31st, 2007 at 11:45 am and is filed under Screencast, TCP/IP. The 32-bit stack does not work with Windows 3.1-compatible versions of TinyTERM. If you are using Novell Client32 TCP stack, TinyTERM will give this error. There is one special case in Windows 3.1. Make sure TERM or TinyTERM is in the exceptions list for each firewall installed.Ĭlick here to watch a screencast about this and other network connection errors. There are also third-party products such as Norton Personal Firewall. Before you remove the file you should back up the contents: cp /.ssh/knownhosts /.ssh/knownhosts.old. The file will be recreated the next time you ssh into that computer. Check the firewall settings on your desktop system first. If you only have one host in your knowhost file then removing the entire file is a solution.

A firewall is blocking the connection.Instructions for doing that in Windows are available here. If using a hostname, try the host’s IP address.If the server has no hostname assigned, edit the system’s hosts file to create a name. So if you have an IP address in TinyTERM, try a hostname instead. TinyTERM references hostnames and IP addresses in a different manner. If the address and TCP/IP settings are correct, change the address TinyTERM is using.

TINYTERM WRONG HOST PC

If that also fails to connect, check the TCP/IP settings on your PC and correct them where needed.

TINYTERM WRONG HOST PLUS

If the browser gets closed while the server connection is still active, reconnecting to TinyTERM Plus from the same browser will resume the current server connection. The connection to the host system is made from the TinyTERM Plus Web server, not from the user’s PC. Replace “hostname” above with the correct hostname or IP address. configured again the next time the user connects to the TinyTERM Plus server. (There is no equivalent test available in Windows for rlogin or SSH connections.) Go to a command prompt.

If the address is correct, you can test a telnet connection in Windows or UNIX.

If the address is wrong or has a typo, make the necessary change. There are a few possible reasons for this: What is the best method to read the file or to download the file to my windows desktop so I can read it. If the host is configured to use a different port, change that in TERM or TinyTERM. The default ports by connection type are:

The default port for the connection type isn’t what the host is using.

Also check the host to be sure the right server application is running. Make sure that you used the right connection type - telnet, rlogin or SSH.

The host isn’t configured for the connection type you used.

There are several possible reasons this can happen: This error means that the host TinyTERM or TERM contacted rejected the connection.