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From: kinsey@CSUN1.CS.UGA.EDU (Kevin Kinsey)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: a tcp-ip connection problem
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Date: 20 Aug 90 20:42:38 GMT
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a query of sorts :
	Does anyone know of a file-transfer method using tcp/ip
	from the mac to a non-tcpip host?

	This is a stange setup, but we are exploring methods for
	file transfer between our many appletalk networks (connected	
	to a campus ethernet backbone via gatorboxes) and MUSIC 
	(that awful IBM Op Sys for VM). Since MUSIC doesn't support	
	tcp/ip (tcp/ip -> VM ->(translation) -> MUSIC), normal file
	transfer methods don't work.

	Does anyone know of a functioning work-around? Does anyone have
	any ideas at all? There is the method that MS-DOS kermit uses to
	work around this, but the mac doesn't have an equivalent of
	interrupt 15 (i don't think).

	Any help would be great.

	kevin kinsey		kinsey@csun1.cs.uga.edu [128.192.4.5]
	ucns
	university of georgia