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From: MOSS@cs.umass.EDU ("Eliot Moss, GRC A351B, x5-4206  15-Jun-1989 0900")
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Subject: NFS for Mac
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Date: 15 Jun 89 14:01:00 GMT
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While it may not be what folks are looking for, A/UX (Apple's version of
Unix) includes NFS server and client, as well as the usual complement of
TCP/IP servers and clients (Telnet, FTP, etc.). The newer versions of A/UX
allow regular Mac OS programs to be run under A/UX, too. As a separate piece
of software you can get X11 for A/UX as well.

					Eliot Moss
					Asst Prof
					Dept of Comp and Info Sci
					Univ of Mass
					Amherst, MA 01003
					Moss@cs.umass.edu