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From: drp@hpams0a.HP.COM (Randy Petersen)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
Subject: Re: XPC protocol
Message-ID: <18790001@hpams0a.HP.COM>
Date: 29 Jun 89 00:35:02 GMT
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Organization: HP AMSO Custom Engineering
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>/hpams0a:comp.dcom.modems/paul@csnz.co.nz(Paul Gillingwater)/12:24 pm 6/14/89 /
>Hi guys and gals,
>Does anyone know of a source of implementations of XPC under UNIX
>or even (choke) DOS?
>For those who tuned in late, XPC seems to be an asynchronous
>implementation of X.25, which might work over dial-up asynch
>modems.  Apparently it's being popularised by McConnel-Douglas
>in an attempt to "standardise" it.
>I presume it is considered as a "replacement" for schemes
>such as MNP (which has already been obsoleted by LAP-B).
>cat "Thanks for replying via mail..." >/dev/future
>-- 
>Paul Gillingwater, Computer Sciences of New Zealand Limited
>Bang: ..!uunet!dsiramd!csnz!paul    Domain: paul@csnz.co.nz
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>----------

	This product is available directly from McDonnel Douglas Inc.
	with BOTH executable and source to an MSDOS version. Since
	you have the source, mostly in "C" you should be able to port
	it to your flavor of UNIX/XENIX.

	The address is.........

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Regards:  Randy Petersen
	  ATS Inc.
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