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From: rob@disk.UUCP (Rob Miracle)
Newsgroups: comp.os.os2.misc,comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Re: LM/X
Summary: Don't forget AT&T
Keywords: LM/X HP-UX LAN Manager
Message-ID: <5146@disk.UUCP>
Date: 26 Jan 91 19:06:08 GMT
References: <13285@asylum.SF.CA.US> <2576@slimer.UUCP>
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Organization: Digital Information Systems of Ky (DISK), Louisville, Ky
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In article <2576@slimer.UUCP>, mco@slimer.UUCP (Mark C. Otto) writes:
> In article <13285@asylum.SF.CA.US> sharon@asylum.SF.CA.US (Sharon Fisher) writes:
> >I'm working on a story for Unix World about LAN Manager/X, or LAN
> >Manager for Unix.  How many implementations of it are there?  Is
> >anybody actually using it?  I'd be interested in hearing from users or
> >vendors.  ... [rest deleted] ...
> 
> I use it every day.  I use LM/X (by Hewlett-Packard) on my HP 9000/375
[rest deleted]

Also, AT&T has a Unix based Lan Manager product called StarGROUP 3.3 and 3.4.
This version works fairly well, though I am still learning some of its
'features'.  They have support for Unix Servers and DOS, half an operating 
system (OS/2), and Macintosh (w/ 3.4).  

We are just migrating toward using it.  We have a "test" 3.3 server up.  We
are installing two LANs based on it now and have three more that will arrive
around the first of Feburary.  

By the By, I work for the University of Louisville, Computing &
Telecommunications Department in LAN support.  Our "news" has been down for a
while so I am posting it from here.

Rob Miracle

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