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From: hart@cp1.UUCP (rod )
Newsgroups: net.dcom
Subject: kermit and shared networks
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Date: Fri, 1-Feb-85 11:32:53 EST
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Posted: Fri Feb  1 11:32:53 1985
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>From uunvuxe Fri Feb  1 11:00:21 1985
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>	id: AA01523; Fri,  1 Feb 85 11:00:21 EST
>From gkc Thu Jan 31 22:40 EST 1985 remote from nvuxe
>Rod,
>	My 14 years son told me that there is an article in each of the
>June '84 and July '84 issues of Byte on Kermit by Frank da Cruz and
>Bill Catchings.  According to that article, the Kermit Protocol was
>designed for point-to-point communications.  I was wondering if you
>might know any implementation of Kermit in a shared data network,
>such as Telenet or Tymnet packet switched network.  This may be a
>worthwhile thing to look into.
>
>				George

Can anyone provide an answer to the above question?

			


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