There is a TCP/IP stack available for RT-11, although I've never tried it. It apparently works with both DEQNA and DELQA cards, and I suspect you've got one or the other in your 11/23.
http://shop-pdp.net/rthtml/tcpip.php It is possible, but also very painful, to view websites using the telnet client "GET / HTTP/1.1" followed by two returns should give you a page. I think it's more fun to do the opposite. My PDP-11/73 (in a 11/23+ chassis) is accessible via the web, when it's powered up. http://catbert.rhwyd.co.uk https://web.archive.org/web/20190420150036/http://catbert.rhwyd.co.uk/ So there's plenty of room to have fun :) Aaron Richard Cini via cctalk writes: > All – > > > > Over the last few months, I’ve built myself a nice little PDP-11/23 with a > SCSI interface/drive, extra SLUs and Ethernet. With the help of a few people, > I was able to get an Ethernet configuration running, which is kind of cool. > It’s been a great learning process getting this up and running. It’s a Q18 > system, so memory is limited and I don’t think able to run BSD (I’m running > RT-11 right now). > > > > So, for playing around, what can I practically do with this? Is it even > possible to access any Web sites (unconventional browsing for sure; I’ve read > about telnetting to port 80)? I’m sure email is possible, as is FTP/Telnet > (I’ve used that inside my lab setup), but I don’t really know where to start > with that. > > > > If anyone has any pointers/suggestions, I’d appreciate it. > > > > Thanks! > > > > Rich -- Aaron Jackson - M6PIU Researcher at University of Nottingham http://aaronsplace.co.uk/
