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Subject: Re: bin/57456: Telnet encryption gets out of sync
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On Mar 11 2007, Remko Lodder wrote:

>What kind of setup do you use? What are the parameters used for the
>encrypted telnet etc?

I think it was just "telnet -x" to the company Telnet gateway 
(which may have been a TIS firewall or one of its successors) and 
then to my home machine. But my memory is a little hazy here, as 
this is over three years ago and I haven't used this setup since.

Regards, Juergen.