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From: kdb@macaw.intercon.com (Kurt Baumann)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip,comp.dcom.lans,comp.protocols.appletalk
Subject: Re: Product Informatation
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Date: 3 Dec 90 17:48:24 GMT
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In article <1990Nov30.130305.20835@lavaca.uh.edu>, dinah@karazm.math.uh.edu
(Dinah McNutt) writes:
> Intercom's Netnews and TN3270 products

That's InterCon.  Not Intercom, sorry, but everyone I talk to over the phone
makes the same mistake. :-)  Sigh.

Anyway, you might want to look at the two NFS clients that just came out
for the Mac.  Wollongong has one and InterCon has one.  On the PC side of
things InterCon has a PC product that runs over AppleTalk Cards on the PC.
You also might want to consider getting information from FTP Software 
(info@ftp.com I think) about their PC products, they have NFS for the PC as 
well.  Sun also, of course, has a PC product called PC-NFS, has a limited 
telnet and NFS, but no mail, etc..

There is a lot more to your question that what I answered, but I am sure
that others will be more than helpful in filling out what I missed.  Hope
this helps.

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Kurt Baumann                       InterCon Systems Corporation
703.709.9890                      Creators of fine TCP/IP products
703.709.9896 FAX               for the Macintosh.


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