It turns out that you can telnet to sanyalnet-openvms-vax.freeddns.org and play some games and look at the vms system monitor.
I do wish it would give you the option of a shell. Its been 30 years or so since I played with VMS. Some time when I'm bored, I should probably install a VM and play around with VMS just for fun.
actually it is working flawlessly as configured :)
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Message from user INTERnet on QCOCAL
INTERnet ACP TELNET Reject Request - service limit - from Host: engine10.uptimerobot.com Port: 55092
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Message from user INTERnet on QCOCAL
INTERnet ACP TELNET Reject Request - service limit - from Host: 24-111-161-229-dynamic.midco.net Port: 48290
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Message from user INTERnet on QCOCAL
INTERnet ACP TELNET Reject Request - service limit - from Host: 172.58.219.40 Port: 21752
If you want to play with OpenVMS on a real MicroVAX 3100-80, shoot me an email from https://goo.gl/FqzyBW