It’s that simple to configure News Rover for UseNetServer. Rover gets answers about trees along M-55, school parking lot. G, H, I – Max Connections: UseNetServer supports up to 20 connections. – Check “ SSL connection” for secure access.ī – Port: use port 443, 563 or 8080 for secure or port 119, 23, 25, 3128, 8000 or 9000 for standard connections.Ĭ – Nickname for server: anything you wantĭ – Check “ Logon authentication required for this server”
The server properties screen includes everything you need to get up and running. Now you can enter in the server information in the screen below:įigure 3 – News Rover (Server Properties) Earth is giving a gift to the moon that will land on the lunar surface next year.The nine-ounce MoonArk a tiny time capsule-esque artifact of humanity will be attached to a small lunar rover. Once News Rover is up you will want to highlight NewsServer (whatever you nicknamed the server) on the left and then click configuration on the top menu as follows: MoonArk will be a philosophical mini-museum, left on the moon for future explorers to discover. The first time you open News Rover the configuration wizard appears.įigure 1 – News Rover Initial Server SetupĪ – News server address:, (SSL) or (text-only)ī – Nickname for server: anything you wantĬ – Check “ Logon authentication required for this server”
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Choose a folder for the program to install and whether or not you want desktop or quick launch icons.
Visit the News Rover newsreader homepage ( ) to download the latest version of the client. NGR visitors receive a special price of $10/mo. They offer days of binary retention, connections, SSL encryption and servers in the US and Europe. If you haven’t already signed up for Usenet access then take a look at UNS. This guide will walk you through setting up News Rover to work with UseNetServer news servers.
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