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From: rainer@boulder.Colorado.EDU (Rainer Malzbender)
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Subject: Re: Need reference suggestions...
Keywords: remote printer, remote system, modem
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There's something called SLIP, which is (as far as I could gather
from other postings) a public domain TCP/IP implementation using
serial lines, including modems. I know people have hooked up Suns to
Amigas and PCs using this, but I don't know anything about it. Try
asking in comp.unix.

From my list of ftp sites here are some that may have SLIP:

	ai.toronto.edu                128.100.1.65
	bmc1.bmc.uu.se                130.238.96.1
	icarus.riacs.edu              134.12.1.1
	mimsy.umd.edu                 128.8.128.8
	riacs.edu                     128.102.64.1 

Hope it helps.

--
Rainer M. Malzbender                          Technology recapitulates biology.
Dept. of Physics                (303)492-6829       rainer@hibachi.colorado.edu 
U. of Colorado, Boulder, USA                  malzbender%opus@vaxf.colorado.edu