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Subject: Re: SQL-Net/TCP and Packet Drivers
Keywords: packet drivers, pct-tcp kernel, sql-net, tcp
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Date: 30 May 91 16:44:48 GMT
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You really do not need to buy the entire PC/TCP package.  You only need
the kernel implementation.  This is available from FTP Software as
PC-K210 (for the packet driver version) and costs $200 quantity 1.
Substantial discounts are available for quantity purchases.

If you need telnet, ftp, tn3270, etc., then you will need the complete
package ($400 quantity 1).

I don't know if you can run both FTP's kernel and a PD package since
the packet driver can't tell which TCP/IP application should get the
information - just conjecture here.

I am not affiliated with FTP Software - just like their products.

Mark Eggers, WDI