Re: Palm Software

["M.L.Graham" <kaihoku@yahoo.com>]

I'm not real familar with the Palm IIIc or a
Handspring Visor, but I know that there are vt100
modules for the Palm V and that you can use it as a
serial device hooked up to a router, switch or a
server and then debug that way.

Checkout topgun ssh which is also a ssh implementation
for the Palm pilots and they are certain to have a
list of solutions to do what you want:

http://www.ai/~iang/TGssh/

There is also minstrel wireless cradle that might work
out for you, check:

http://www.novatelwireless.com/palmtop/index.html

--Melinda :o)

--- Bennett Samowich <brs@ben-tech.com> wrote:
> Greetings,
> 
> Previously I had posted inquiring about various
> handheld devices.  I am
> proud to say that I opted for the Handspring Visor
> and am pleasantly
> satisfied with it at this point.  When held
> side-by-side to the Palm IIIc
> there are a few subtle differences that, I think,
> make the Visor just a bit
> better.
> 
> With that said... the next part of my quest is to
> get the appropriate
> modules (e.g. Ethernet, Wireless Network, etc.). 
> This brings me to my next
> question.
> 
> Is it possible/is there software that can be run on
> PalmOS that makes the
> handheld into a bit of a network diagnostics tool? 
> Thinking ping,
> traceroute, packet capture, that sort of thing. 
> Perhaps that stuff comes
> with the module.  The thought is to use the Visor to
> check a new network
> node installation or debug a faulty one.
> 
> - Bennett
> 


=====
Melinda L. Armstrong (kaihoku@yahoo.com)

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