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From: tanemeth@economics.adelaide.edu.au
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Subject: IBM 3270 <--> TCP/IP, ethernet
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Date: 20 Jun 91 06:03:49 GMT
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Subject:  IBM 327x <-> ethernet

I would like to hear from anyone who has implemented 3270 emulation
(say up to 128 LUs) into TCP/IP over ethernet.  I understand that some
3270-type synchronous cards are available for providing the cluster 
controller emulation, but I have not heard much about the presentation
level services.  (I know that NCSA Telnet provides this, but what I had
in mind was using dumb terminals via terminal servers.)

Any info would be appreciated.

Tom Nemeth