How time flies! S50CLX is celebrating it's 10th year anniversary in year 2011 from our initial start. Thank you for your continued enthusiasm and support for what we do. A special thanks to our sponsors that have been so supported through the years. An anniversary is a time to celebrate the joys of today, the momories of yesterday and the hopes of tomorrow. We are focusing on the four main points; hardware, software, configuration and strategy which allowed us smoother running equipment an improvement of the S50CLX uptime percentages and in the end happier consumers. If you want to try our servis please click HERE. Thank you & 73 from Joe, S52JK & Dan, S50U system administrators at S50CLX.

For telnet connecting to S50CLX DXCluster click TELNET or open your telnet client program and connect to s50clx.infrax.si port 41112. How to use TELNET for connecting to DXCluster? Telnet in Windows 7 can be easily done by installing telnet client which is not installed by default! To install:

1) Go to Control panel
2) Click on ‘ Programs and Features’
3) At left side, click on ‘ Turn Windows features on or off’
Go down in Windows Features box, and tick ‘Telnet Client’. Then press OK, and let installation complete.That’s it, telnet client installation is done in Windows 7. When telnet client is installed, windows firewall settings also changed automatically to allow telnet packets. Now if you type ‘telnet’ command, you can get telnet console in Windows 7.

In Windows 7:

1. Open Telnet by clicking the Start button typing Telnet in the Search box and then clicking OK.

2. To see which commands are available type a question mark (?) and then press ENTER

3. Type in: open s50clx.infrax.si 41112

4. Press ENTER

5. Type in your valid ham-radio callsign then press ENTER

6. You are inside S50CLX. As soon as you connect you will automatically start receiving DX spots

7. Please learn at least few basic commands!

In Mac OS:

1. Open up the "Terminal" application found in the Utilities folder under Applications

2. Type in: telnet s50clx.infrax.si 41112

3. Make steps 5-7 for Windows 7

4. To exit the connection, hold type CTRL+] and then type quit and press ENTER

In Linux:

1. If you're in Linux, I guess you know how to use the telnet ;-)