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From: USERMEFF%LNCC.BITNET@cornellc.cit.cornell.edu (marcello frutig)
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Subject: TN3270 for Unix
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Date: 27 Jun 90 00:39:24 GMT
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 Hi friends,
  
   first of all, thanks for the replies about Telnet 3270 under DOS.
   I got the readme file from omnigate.clarkson.edu pub/ncsa2.2tn
   directory. I read, in this file, that this code was based on an
   implementation of Telnet 3270 for Unix systems developed by
   Greg Minshall of Berkeley. I have another need here in our
   university, that this implementation could help. We have a Sun
   Ethernet-TCP/IP LAN connected to a PSDN X.25 and we need to talk
   to an IBM connected to this public network. The PC running
   NCSA Telnet package is connected to the Sun LAN too. Can I use the
   PC-DOS NCSA TN3270 to reach the SunLink X.25 Sun station if I have the
   TN3270 code for Unix ? If yes, I think that's possible to, once
   connected to the Sun, run PAD and reach the IBM, emulating 3270.
   Am I right ?
   If yes, does anybody know if and how I can get this TN3270 for Unix ?
  
 Thanks in advance.
  
 Marcello Frutig (E-MAIL: USERMEFF@LNCC.BITNET)
 Catholic University/Rio de Janeiro - Brasil