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From: ersys!wmah@nro.cs.athabascau.ca (Wayne Mah)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.lans
Subject: TCP/IP on same wire as Ethernet
Message-ID: <6JcNX1w163w@ersys.uucp>
Date: 20 Feb 91 02:53:40 GMT
Organization: Edmonton Remote Systems, Edmonton, AB, Canada
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Forgive me if this question has already been answered.  I somewhat 
familiar with TCP/IP and Novell, but am still learning new terms and 
concepts through this echo.
 
1) Can I use the same wire for Novell packets and ethernet packets.  My 
goal is to boot my workstation and have access to the Novell network and 
unix system at the same time.  I have Novell 2.15 SFT Rev A.  unix is 
running on ethernet (TCP/IP).  I have read several solutions including 
using a packet driver from Clarkson and reconfiguring Novells packet 
using ECONFIG.  How do I get these Clarkson drivers (what is their phone 
number)?  I have also seen suggestions on using Wollongong's WIN TCP for 
DOS to let me do the same thing.  If anyone is using the Clarkson method, 
can you leave your  config.sys and autoexec.bat on this post so I can see 
how things are loaded.
 
2) How do I get the BYU telnet softwar
OOps sorry, my modem hicupped.
2) How do I get the NCSA or BYU telnet drivers?  What is their phone 
number?
  
3) I have two Western Digital EtherCard PLUS 10T (10baseT cards) with an 
RJ 45 and AUI connector.  I want to install one in my Novell SFT 2.15 Rev 
A file server (not a problem for me) and one in my workstation.  Do I 
need a concentrator for this scenario to work or can I just hookup the 
two directly?  Do I need to change any pinouts?  Can I use my AUI 
connector to do the same?
  
Thanks in advance to all responses.  Please post in this echo.  I have 
been told that direct email to me gets losts.
 
Wayne