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From: nestor@NMS.HLS.COM (Nestor Fesas)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip.ibmpc
Subject: Re: TCP/IP with DEPCA card
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Date: 28 Sep 90 19:18:47 GMT
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In article <13964@netcom.UUCP> John Breeden <netcom!jbreeden@apple.com> writes:

  In article <86851@aerospace.AERO.ORG> ctw@aerospace.aero.org
  (Charles T.  Wolverton) writes:

  >I have a user request to use either NCSA Telnet or Hughes LAN Systems
  >LINC/TCP v.2.03 (FTP's PC/TCP) with a DEPCA card. Neither NCSA Telnet
  >nor the packet driver collection support this card. Any tricky (or,
  >heaven forbid, straightforward) way to do this??
  >

  DEC has an NDIS driver for the DEPCA card. They'll be providing it in their
  next release of PCSA (Lan Manager over DECnet). They are planning to release
  it in December. ...

ProLINC's TCP,  which effectively replaces LINC/TCP,  supports NDIS.  When
DEC introduces their NDIS driver for the DEPCA card,  ProLINC's TCP should
work with it.

Nestor.

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