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From: sproule@purt1.Princeton.EDU (William J.  Jr. Sproule)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.appletalk
Subject: Re: Wide Area AppleTalk Networking
Keywords: waan, wan, wide
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Date: 24 Aug 90 19:40:51 GMT
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Reply-To: sproule@purt1.Princeton.EDU (William J.  Jr. Sproule)
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Hi Again,

Response has been very good.  There seems to be alot of
people who are looking for an 'How To' on wide area AppleTalk
networking.  

I have received notes from a few people who have told me
about their configs... anyone else who has info, please mail.

One section I plan to write about are tools to monitor networks.
I am using SNMP and several scripts to watch my networks.  Most
of it is awk and sed scripts, which  I am converting to perl.
Anyone having other such applications, please forward source,
and I will include that also.  (Please do not ask for what I have
right now, I really would like to clean up the code before I 
give it to anyone.)  Any raw scripts are fine, they don't have
to be fancy.  Applications for non-unix or non-ip sites would
be very useful. (All my stuff requires ip)

If anyone has done any preformance tests, that info would be
very helpful.  As would unique applications for WAANs.
(What are other people doing with WAANs?)

Thanks again,

-b

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