TELNET is the Internet standard for remote login service. The machine on which the TELNET client is started is the "local" machine. The host to which the client connects is known as the "remote" machine. The TELNET client must be told the hostname or the IP address of the host to which you want to connect. Once connected, you must provide a valid username and password. Having successfully logged in, your local machine is functioning as a terminal of the remote machine. Complete instructions for telnetting is given below.

Telnet Access to DX Packet Clusters From NG3K

Download AR Cluster User Program Here:  http://www.ve7cc.net/  From VE7CC

DX CLUSTER TELNET DIRECTORY - Is Back Up -- Was DX PacketCluster WebNet  -- Now Thanks to the efforts of Jim Reisert, AD1C, Chuck Strobel, K6PBT and Scott Neader, KA9FOX, the DX Cluster Resource Connection has been relaunched.

NC7J DX Packet Cluster -- Internet and Packet Radio Connection Instructions

HA6DX Telnet: dx.hu 9000, packet: via HG6PNG, VHF: 144.825, UHF: 433.775

DX PACKET CLUSTER MAIL LIST AND ARCHIVES

WWW PACKET CLUSTER LISTS AND FREQUENCIES

 WW DXNodes Directory -- Is Back Up -- Was DX PacketCluster WebNet  -- Now Thanks to the efforts of Jim Reisert, AD1C, Chuck Strobel, K6PBT and Scott Neader, KA9FOX, the DX Cluster Resource Connection has been relaunched at its old URL:  http://www.dxcluster.info/

San Diego DX Packet Cluster -- Frequencies and Coverage

Other Western USA DX Packet Clusters -- Frequencies and Coverage -- Arizona, Hawaii, Idaho, Oregon, Utah, Washington

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PACKET CLUSTER SOFTWARE

 Lots of DX packet Cluster Software -- Click Here

 More DX packet Cluster Software --From DXer.org

 

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