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From: RAF@NIHCU.BITNET (Roger Fajman)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip.ibmpc
Subject: Re:  Help making PC to VAX connection
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Date: 13 Jul 89 17:00:56 GMT
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>     Many, many vendors support TCP/IP on DOS.  The current PC Magazine
> has a review of the products offered by Excelan, IBM, 3Com, CMC, Fusion,
> Sun, FTP Software, and The Wollongong Group.  The article gives a
> description of each product and will give you telephone numbers and
> addresses of the various vendors.  In addition, a number of public or
> quasi-public domain code packages are available including NCSA, Phil Karn's
> KA9Q, and PC-IP.

I was suprised that the article barely mentioned TN3270 and did not
consider it at all in the evaluation.  It's a requirement for those of
us with a need to access IBM mainframes.  So bear in mind that if your
requirements don't match PC Magazine's you may get a different answer
than they did.