Re: 8570vampire drinks your blood.......

I pulled my cat5 cable and booted Netscape 2.0

You can run Netscape 4.0 or 3.01 with Win32S, IIRC, IE 4.x can be also
installed.

I absolutely could not find how to disable Javascript.......could you
give me a hint as to where to look?

Netscape 3.01: Edit NETSCAPE.INI and set the following to "no"

[Java]
Enable JavaScript=yes

Netscape 4.0: You may try this setting in PREFS.JS if nothing else helps,
although I rather think it disables Java applets:

user_pref("security.enable_java", false);

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For TCP/IP, I used to use Cisco's suite (TGV Multinet) which was on a Cisco
products CDROM.

....Cisco TCP/IP Suite 100 for Windows can be used on these platforms:

- Windows 3.x running on a workstation with a 386 or higher processor.
- Windows 95 on a workstation with a 486 or higher processor.
- Windows NT 4.0 running on a workstation with a 486 or higher
x86-architecture processor (Pentium or Pentium Pro).

New Features and Enhancements for Version 2.1

........
- Winsock 1.1 compatibility enhancements to improve inter-operability with
3rd party applications.

- PPP and SLIP improvements under Windows for Workgroups and Windows 95 to
increase robustness with a wider variety of terminal servers.

- Telnet includes rectangular cut and paste, session logging, and numerous
enhancements to the VT420, TN3270 and TN5250 emulators and keyboard
remapper.

- FTP Client includes the ability to copy entire directory trees.

- Improved NFS Client operation with 3rd party applications and added
support for Windows 95 briefcases and shortcuts.

- Added print job management for NFS, Stream, and LPR printing.


Cisco TCP/IP Suite 100 is a set of TCP/IP utilities and a TCP/IP stack.
These utilities allow you to connect to and communicate with other computers
on the Internet or your corporate intranet using standard TCP/IP protocols.
When you install the suite, you can select the utilities you need, although
some utilities require that you also install the Cisco TCP/IP stack.

Table 1-1 shows the utilities available with Cisco TCP/IP Suite 100, the
Windows platforms supported, and whether the utility also requires that you
install the Cisco TCP/IP stack. Because the Cisco TCP/IP stack is not
available for Windows NT 4.0, you cannot install any utilities that require
the stack on Windows NT.

Cisco TCP/IP Components

Utility Use Windows Platform Cisco Stack Required
Netscape Navigator
Browse the World Wide Web; send and receive email; read newsgroups.
3.x, 95, NT 4.0
No

Telnet
Log into multi-user host systems such as UNIX, VMS, MVS, VM, and AS/400.
3.x, 95, NT 4.0
No

Kerberos
Authenticate your identity when accessing Kerberos-protected systems.
3.x, 95, NT 4.0
No

FTP Client
Get files from FTP servers, or put them there.
3.x, 95, NT 4.0
No

FTP Server
Allow other users to connect to your machine using an FTP client, so you
can share files with them.
3.x, 95
No

Net Tools
General TCP/IP utilities: Ping, Finger, Host Lookup, Whois, TraceRoute.
3.x, 95, NT 4.0
No

Dialer
Connect to a network over a serial line, such as a modem connection.
3.x, 95
Yes

Ping
Troubleshoot network connections.
3.x, 95
Yes

Monitor
Monitor the TCP/IP stack activity for troubleshooting purposes.
3.x, 95
Yes

TCPDump
Help Cisco service representatives troubleshoot advanced problems with your
TCP/IP stack setup.
3.x, 95
Yes

SNMP Agent
Allow SNMP network management software monitor and maintain your
workstation.
3.x, 95
Yes

NFS and Print Assistant
Mount NFS server drives and attach NFS printers.
95
Yes

NFS Assistant
Mount NFS server drives.
3.x
Yes

Print Assistant
Attach NFS printers.
3.x
Yes





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