Re: [ProgSoc] PuTTY on Win2K

[jedd <jedd@nospam.progsoc.org>]

On Fri, 15 Mar 2002 22:55, Christian Kent wrote:
 ] On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, Vik wrote:
 ] > it tends to hang _for a little while_ if DNS is broken, but tends to
 ] > recover. Try a different ssh client (TeraTerm Pro + ttssh, both of which I
 ] > understand are hosted on ftp.progsoc), see if u get any wierdness...
 ] 
 ] Ah yes (compulsory useful email:)
 ] 
 ] Learn to use '138.25.6.1'.  You'll never go back, and wonder why everyone
 ] else is having problems.

 My DNS issues cause me problems in the other direction .. if the host
 I'm attaching to doesn't know my IP address (and most of my hosts
 don't know my personally) then I get a delay during connection -- prior
 to the password prompt.  Once authenticated it's tickety-boo.

 ] 
 ] Question:  How hard is it -- really -- to save the PuTTY preferences (and
 ] everything else) for each user in a networked PC environment?  Especially
 ] when Novell is involved?  I hate having to reset my fonts to small + sans
 ] serif and my columns to 132 x 50.
 ] 
 ] CK.
 ] 
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