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From: minitab@uwstat.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.lan
Subject: Re: Connecting lans (IBM & DEC)
Message-ID: <199@uwstat.UUCP>
Date: Sun, 25-Nov-84 19:06:53 EST
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Posted: Sun Nov 25 19:06:53 1984
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Organization: Joiner Associates Inc.
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> Re: DUP11 driver
> 
> A DUP11 driver is supplied with the UREP (Unix RSCS) package from Univ
> of Pittsburg.

UREP (UNIX RSCS Emulation Program) is from Penn State University.  Send mail
to dae@psuvax1.UUCP for more information.  It may not be what you need, unless
you are building an RSCS local- and/or wide-area-network.  Such networks use
the RSCS (Remote Spooling Communications Subsystem) protocol and can include
IBM machines running VM, VAX systems running VMS, and anything with UNIX (as
long as it has a UNIBUS and a DUP11 or you're willing to write your own device
driver).  It works over channel-to-channel adapters (between IBMs), over DECnet
(between VAX/VMS systems), and over bisync lines (all combinations).  Send mail
to me for more on RSCS.

       Stephen L. Arnold, Joiner Associates Inc.
Mail   P.O. Box 5445, Madison WI  53705-0445
Phone  608 238-8134
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