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Interlink's TCP/IP implementation supports LPD (Server) capability, also
FTP to internal JES reader...

> From IBM announcement letter 290-589:
>
>           STATEMENT OF GENERAL DIRECTION
>           It is IBM's intention to provide Network Computing System (NCS (1)),
>           Kerberos, REXEC and LPR/LPD support in the TCP/IP MVS environment.
>           Announcement of this capability will be based on IBM's
>           business and technical judgement.

What is this supposed to mean? Is IBM announcing it or will they announce
if their 'business and technical judgement' so indicates?

Is anyone else out there using Interlink's TCP/IP, is there a list for
this implementation? Technically we've found it blows IBM's MVS/XA
implementation out of the water.

                -Kent Cearley
                -University of Colorado, Boulder