Mac128 is right... NSCA Telnet is absolute not possible on a Mac with 512K memory.
However...while experimenting I discovered two very interesting TCP/IP matters for old Mac's
1) I got the FTP server from NSCA Telnet 2.5 working over SLIP (serial line internet protocol) on a null modem cable. So no network card or Appletalk and still connected to the Internet with a real TCP/IP connection.
2) I got TOPS Terminal working on a 512K/800K 128K ROM Mac. So..yes! On 512K only!
Running on System 4.2 and with the help of IPNetrouter. A full Tenet and FTP client. So without any Fastpath router hardware.
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I will make two separate posting (somewhere in the comming weeks...) wwith pictures, etc to explain how.
However...while experimenting I discovered two very interesting TCP/IP matters for old Mac's
1) I got the FTP server from NSCA Telnet 2.5 working over SLIP (serial line internet protocol) on a null modem cable. So no network card or Appletalk and still connected to the Internet with a real TCP/IP connection.
2) I got TOPS Terminal working on a 512K/800K 128K ROM Mac. So..yes! On 512K only!
Running on System 4.2 and with the help of IPNetrouter. A full Tenet and FTP client. So without any Fastpath router hardware.
I will make two separate posting (somewhere in the comming weeks...) wwith pictures, etc to explain how.