Q4010 How do I setup AirMail to use a Telnet (Internet Access) connection?

4000 Airmail user software (Telnet)

A4010 (This Telnet information may also be found in the Global Catalog under WL2K_Help).

AirMail Telnet Client setup
Go to AirMail menu item: "Tools>Options>Modules" and check the Telnet Option. If you wish you can also set the module to initialize when bringing up AirMail by also checking "autostart." However, if you wish to start the module manually, then go to menu item: Module>Telnet client."

The setup for accessing the CMS (as routed by logic to one of the 5 locations) is:

WL2K (Remote Call Sign; not case sensitive)
server.winlink.org (Remote Host; not case sensitive)
8772 (TCP Port Outbound)
30 (Timeout in seconds)
CMSTelnet (Password; not case sensitive)

You may also configure Telnet to go go a specific CMS location. Remote Call Sign and Remote Host information (case insensitive) for the specific CMS Sites are:

WL2KS SanDiego.winlink.org (San Diego)
WL2KH Halifax.winlink.org (Halifax)
WL2KP Perth.winlink.org (Perth)
WL2KW Washington.winlink.org (Washington)
WL2KV Wien.winlink.org (Wien [Vienna])

All of the active Common Message Servers are continually updating each other with new information.

The Winlink Development Team

The Winlink 2000 system, and Winlink user software is built, maintained and supported by the Winlink Development Team (WDT), your membership in the Amateur Radio Safety Foundation, and your tax-deductible donations.

Victor D. Poor, W5SMM
Rick Muething, KN6KB
Steve Waterman, K4CJX
Tom Lafleur, KA6IQA
Lee Inman, K0QED
Hans A. Kessler, N8PGR
Don Moore, KM0R
Tyler Gaillard, KT4XD
Lor Kutchins, W3QA
Neil Hughes, VE1YZ
Don Trotter, VE1DTR
Phil Sutherland, VK6KPS
Peter Woods, N6PRW
Steve Hicks, N5AC

Airmail, the popular user program, is separately written and supported by Jim Corenman, KE6RK.

Administrators of internet email systems needing to contact the WL2K System Administrator, please use this link.

Winlink Network and Web Site Contributors

Volunteer administrators attend daily to Winlink discussion email groups, user registrations, access rights, RMS server administration, catalog and bulletin updates, and much, much more. This Winlink 2000 web site runs efficiently and contains useful information because of generous volunteer contributions. We would like to recognize the following volunteers for their dependable, invaluable and prominent service. Thank you!

Kevin Hedgepeth, NB7O
Don Felgenhauer, K7BFL
Bud Thompson, N0IA
Tom Whiteside, N5TW


	The Winlink Development Team The Winlink 2000 system, and Winlink user software is built, maintained and supported by the Winlink Development Team (WDT), your membership in the Amateur Radio Safety Foundation, and your tax-deductible donations. Victor D. Poor, W5SMM Rick Muething, KN6KB Steve Waterman, K4CJX Tom Lafleur, KA6IQA Lee Inman, K0QED Hans A. Kessler, N8PGR Don Moore, KM0R Tyler Gaillard, KT4XD Lor Kutchins, W3QA Neil Hughes, VE1YZ Don Trotter, VE1DTR Phil Sutherland, VK6KPS Peter Woods, N6PRW Steve Hicks, N5AC Airmail, the popular user program, is separately written and supported by Jim Corenman, KE6RK. Administrators of internet email systems needing to contact the WL2K System Administrator, please use this link.	Winlink Network and Web Site Contributors Volunteer administrators attend daily to Winlink discussion email groups, user registrations, access rights, RMS server administration, catalog and bulletin updates, and much, much more. This Winlink 2000 web site runs efficiently and contains useful information because of generous volunteer contributions. We would like to recognize the following volunteers for their dependable, invaluable and prominent service. Thank you! Kevin Hedgepeth, NB7O Don Felgenhauer, K7BFL Bud Thompson, N0IA Tom Whiteside, N5TW