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From: leichter@CS.YALE.EDU (Jerry Leichter)
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Subject: Re: DECNET anyone?
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Date: 5 Aug 89 20:31:47 GMT
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In article <560@ncrorl.Orlando.NCR.COM>, pquiring@ncrorl.Orlando.NCR.COM (Powell Quiring) writes...
> 
>Does anyone know how to where to get a DECNET port/source?
>An AT&T Streams implementation would be preferable.
> 
>Powell Quiring
>quiring@Orlando.NCR.COM	..!uunet!ncrlnk!ncrorl!pquiring
> 
>Workstations, NCR E&M Orlando
>3200 Lake Emma Rd.
>Lake Mary, FL 32746
> 
>VOICE: (407) 333-9250,     VOICEplus: 656-1219,      FAX: (407) 333-0050

There are several vendors of DECnet implementations for non-DEC machines.
One that comes to mind is Ki Research, or something like that.

Check out any recent issue of the standard DEC-market publications (e.g.,
Digital Review or Digital News); these companies advertise, and vendors that
use their products also advertise.
							-- Jerry