Hello, On Mon, 2 May 2011 13:50:08 +0200 Håkon Nessjøen <haakon.nessjoen@gmail.com> wrote: > mactelnet-client - Console tools for telneting and pinging via MAC > addresses > mactelnet-server - Telnet daemon for accepting connections > via MAC addresses My opinion is that the description is a bit messy. You don't 'accept connections via MAC addresses', basically. And you can't literally have 'UDP packets with a MAC-address as destination', as far as my knowledge of TCP/IP stack suggests. I would call these packages this way: mactelnet-client - Client for Microtic proprietary MAC Telnet protocol Ping, discovery and telnet tools for connecting to Mikrotik RouterOS devices, or other MAC Telnetd powered machines/devices. . This tool can communicate with servers using Microtik proprietary MAC Telnet protocol. You can connect to Linux machines that have installed mactelnet-server, or a Mikrotik RouterOS device. . Included are also MNDP discovery application, and macping to ping via the mactelnet protocol. . These tools have nothing to do with Telnet protocol specified by RFC 854 and 855. mactelnet-server - Server for Microtik proprietary MAC Telnet protocol The remote access server that uses Mikrotik proprietary MAC Telnet protocol. This enables to users to access the host using MAC Telnet protocol. . This package has nothing to do with Telnet protocol specified by RFC 854 and 855. -- WBR, Andrew
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