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From: Sabo@DOCKMASTER.NCSC.MIL
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Re: FTP for MacTCP?
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Date: 10 Jun 91 18:44:00 GMT
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>I asked a while ago about this, but only got a few confused replies.
>I have a stock Mac II machine with Ethertalk card, and MacTCP 1.0.1.
>I am currently using NCSA Telnet 2.2-TCP for communications, but there
>_still_ is no FTP.  By FTP, I mean I want to initiate an FTP session
>from the Mac to a remote host for file transfer.  I do *not* want to
>telnet to that host and start a reverse-FTP session like with the non-TCP
>Telnet and 2.3 Telnet.  Telnet and FTP exist as two different programs for
>the MSDOS machines, doesn't it exist for the Macintosh?  Where?


Check out the InterCon TCP/Connect II package for the Mac.  It has
everything a full suite Internet host should have including SMTP, Telnet,
client and server FTP, finger, SNMP, POP, NFS, and much more.  I was
impressed by the product.  This is NOT a public domain package.  The full
package is about $750.  Quantity discounts are available as well as you
can pick and choose the features you want.


L. Michael Sabo
dockmaster.ncsc.mil