Wait a minute, Priscilla!! That's what they told me about the 60's. I'm
pretty sure I
was there because my birth certificate says so. I vaguely recall somebody
named Timothy
and turning on & dropping out. After that it's all a blur.
Prof. Tom Lisa, CCAI
Community College of Southern Nevada
Ci
On Wed, 23 May 2001, Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
> And I thought NRF sent the strangest questions. ;-)
>
> Seriously, I think this has to do with terminal servers.
>
> I worked on terminal software back in the last millennium. Sometimes a
> state machine is required to keep track of what the
On Wed, 23 May 2001, John Neiberger wrote:
(about state-machine, dispatch-character, dispatch-machine, and
dispatch-timeout)
>
> Applying The Berkowitz Interrogative, what problem are these commands
> designed to solve? From reading through their descriptions I wasn't
> able to think of a use
And I thought NRF sent the strangest questions. ;-)
Seriously, I think this has to do with terminal servers.
I worked on terminal software back in the last millennium. Sometimes a
state machine is required to keep track of what the user has typed already.
With character-based terminal applicat
I've heard of state machines before, but still have no idea what this
means:
router(config)#?
state-machine Define a TCP dispatch state machine
I see from the configuration guides that it is related to the following
commands:
dispatch-character
Defines a character that causes a
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