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By: Fred Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On: Sunday, August 13, 2000 9:31 AM
Re: X-Surf-LAN



Hi Fred,

>> I disconnect off the Internet with the miamioffline.rexx per F-keys
>> or I can do it with the MiamiGUI.  But when I�m connected to the
>> internet from another machine through the Amiga and Miami as router,
>> I can�t think of a method to disconnect immediatly.  Or maybe I can
>> send a command to the miami-arexxport to disconnect?  (someone has
>> to write it for me ;))  Otherwise I would have to wait �til the
>> "Disconnect after a given time of inactivity" is executed?

> Yes, there's no built-in remote disconnect feature.  You could telnet
> to the gateway and issue the command, or perhaps even rig an InetD
> service to do this with less typing.

> An autodisconnect that took active connections into account would be
> helpful, since it could have a much shorter timeout than one that
> only looks at traffic.  As long as the IP-NAT database were properly
> included, "active connections" would include those made from other
> machines.

This problem exists on all networked (home) computers, so far as I can
see.  Microdaft's Internet Connection Sharing, Sygate, and Wingate, all
don't seem to have a remote hangup capability.  I guess they're designed
in countries where they don't have timed local calls, or dial up tolls.
You end up having to wait for idle timeouts, or manually disconnecting
the MODEM link.

How hard would it be to (properly) implement an ARexx listener on
MiamiDx, so you could send connect to a certain port, send a password,
then a Miami ARexx command?  Rather than Telnet in, and have to develop
something to listen to Telnet and relay commands.  That way you properly
remote control MiamiDx from any computer.

e.g. Some command for:  SendControlMessage ImAllowedToDoThis Hangup

Bye,
Tim.

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