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From: msz2@po.CWRU.Edu (Mark S. Zajaros)
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Subject: LAN Memory Management Software
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Date: 8 Feb 91 15:59:22 GMT
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We are using ANW 2.15 with v.3.01a shell. We also use an in-house
modified version of Stanford's TCP/IP package. Most nodes are
286 or 386 based and have 1 meg of RAM. 

Additionally, we often access a CD-ROM server. This beast chews
a ton of RAM forcing the nodes to reboot after use.

I saw an article in PC Magazine (1/29/91 issues), on LAN memory
management software. The pick was NetRoom by Helix Software.

My questions are;

     1. Has anyone had any experience with this product?
     2. Does anyone know of any conflicts when running
        this or any other LAN memory managers while IPX,
        NETx and TCP/IP are all loaded into memory?

Thanks in advance for any comments.
                                                               
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