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From: jamesp@world.std.com (james M peterson)
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Subject: Re: Using Ethernet to connect Novell to a Vax
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Date: 14 Apr 91 00:20:45 GMT
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Try NetWare/VMS.  This allows folks to access VMS disks, printers, queues
as if they were NetWare resources.  You can also use the terminal emulation
services (TES) bundled with NW/VMS to get your term links over the ethernet.

If you want to print FROM the vax onto printers attached to other servers
look at a product from Interconnections (the TES and writers [mostly] of
NW/VMS) that allows this.

There are several other alternatives on the market but why load additional 
software when you can treat your vax as a nw server.

If you want more info, pro/con....email or call

jamesp@world.std.com
Ziff Technical Information Company
617/393-3255 (Mass.)