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Subj:	VAXnet and Zmodem

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From: wilts@CaVax.AB.CA (Ed Wilts)
Message-Id: <890914155351.3477@CaVax.AB.CA>
Subject: VAXnet and Zmodem
To: info-vax@sri.com
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>Does anyone know/have a good terminal program for VMS???
>
>I have kermit and Vaxnet. I need to transfer files to/from a personal computer
>and Kermit is too slow and Vaxnet can only do Xmodem (too slow also).
>
>I am looking for a terminal program that supports zmodem or ymodem. I have rz
>and sz but I can't get them to work with VAXNET. And they are no good stand
>alone, because I have to connect to our modem, dial out, and issue remote
>commands, so a terminal program is a must.

You CAN use rz/sz with VAXnet.  The key is to do the following:
        $ SPAWN VAXNET
        VAXNET>
                initiate your connection
                tell the other side to send or receive
        VAXNET> PAUSE
        $ DEF/USER TT TXB1:     ! or whatever your modem port is
        $ rz                    ! or sz and whatever switches you need
        $ ATTACH USER_1         ! or whatever your sub-process name is
        VAXNET> <return>        ! continue your session

Hope this helps.  I have been using this for about a year or so.

>John Sparks   |  {rutgers|uunet}!ukma!corpane!sparks | D.I.S.K. 24hrs 1200bps

        .../Ed          (Wilts%CaVax.AB.CA@UncaNet.Bitnet)
Ed Wilts                        (403) 234-1007
Sr. Systems Analyst, Canadian Occidental Petroleum Ltd.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada