Article Title           : xremote_through_a_Xyplex
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Last Update             : 6-1-93, 2-16-95
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This is how to setup a Xyplex terminal server to "passthrough" Xremote. 


This means that Xremote is NOT running the terminal server but it 
is running on a host that a user can telnet to.


Set the Xyplex port to a passall mode with the following command:

	set port <N> default session mode passall

Then you must use a telnet to and login to the host. Then run xinitremote as
normal.

If Xyplex software 5.3 release (ROM) is installed, then you must enable CSI 
to pass 8 bit escape sequences through unaltered instead of translating to 
7 bits.  You do this as follows:

        set port <N> telnet csi escape enable

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HELP INFORMATION from XYPLEX:

SET PORT Subtopic? DEFAULT SESSION
        DEFAULT SESSION MODE [INTERACTIVE]
                             [PASTHRU]
                             [PASSALL]
                             [TRANSPARENT]

  INTERACTIVE For Telnet sessions, the terminal server will not attempt
                 to negotiate binary mode at session startup.
                 For LAT sessions, the terminal server will tell the remote
                 it is in INTERACTIVE mode.
                 Required for TN3270 sessions.

  PASTHRU   For Telnet sessions, the terminal server will attempt to
                 negotiate binary mode at session startup and use local
                 flow control.
                 For LAT sessions, the terminal server will tell the remote
                 it is in PASTHRU mode.
                 Switching characters are disabled.

  PASSALL   For Telnet sessions, the terminal server will attempt to
                 negotiate binary mode and also, disable flow control.
                 For LAT sessions, the terminal server will tell the remote
                 it is in PASSALL mode.
                 Switching characters and XON/XOFF flow control are disabled.

  TRANSPARENT  For Telnet sessions, the terminal server will act as a raw
                 TCP pipe, treating every byte as data. Telnet option
                 negotiation, Telnet commands, and flow control are not
                 interpreted.
                 For LAT sessions, the terminal server sets the mode to
                 PASSALL.