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From: kph@dirt.cisco.com (Kevin Paul Herbert)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.dec,comp.sys.hp
Subject: Re: tcp/ip services <--> decnet connectivity, help wanted
Keywords: tcp/ip, decnet, help wanted
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Date: 30 May 90 16:02:19 GMT
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The easiest thing to do would be to get a DECstation 3100 (or something
else running Ultrix) and use the DECnet-Internet gateway software. I
don't know many product specifics, but I know that you can use it for
remote login and file transfer. You should also be running at least
DECnet/E V4.0 (RSTS/E V9.3) as previous versions had some problems
dealing with Ultrix, if I recall correctly.

I've always thought it would be *fun* to put up TCP/IP on RSTS, though.
It really wouldn't be that hard to do for someone that was good with
RSTS monitor internals.

Kevin