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From: simon@ucs.Adelaide.EDU.AU (Simon Hackett)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.dec
Subject: Re: DEC TCP/IP
Message-ID: <832@sirius.ucs.adelaide.edu.au>
Date: 22 Mar 90 06:04:18 GMT
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In article <8240001@hp-lsd.COS.HP.COM>, harmon@hp-lsd.COS.HP.COM (Bruce
Harmon) writes:
|> 
|> 
|> I may be interested in making the transition from Wollongong's
|> TCP/IP (VMS hosted) to the new DEC product.  I also need two-way
|> NFS support VMS to/from a non-DEC Unix platform.  Does anyone
|> out there have any experience with the new DEC TCP/IP product
|> that he/she would like to share.
|> 

	You really should check out Multinet TCP/IP from TGV Inc. Its the best TCP/IP
for VMS I have ever seen. They have both client and server NFS
available, and I don't
know of any other implenetation of client NFS for vax/vms _at all_.
Certainly the DEC
product doesn't do it. Multinet also does just so much more it's amazing
(makes Wollongong
software pale in comparison).

	Try sending some mail to vance@tgv.com for more info. 


	(p.s. No business relationship to them, I'm merely a (very) satisfied
customer)

	Simon Hackett
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