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From: engvax!KVC@cit-vax

I know that the TCP/IP that Tektronix has for VMS supports
HYPERchannel.  I don't use the HYPERchannel part, but the code's
all there.  Contact Noelan Olsen at (503) 627-5278.

For what it's worth:

If I were choosing a network and had any choice in the matter,
I would avoid HYPERchannel.  If possible, I would choose ethernet
as it's sooo much cheaper and sooo much simpler and not significantly
slower that hyperchannel in a practical application.

But... those are my opinions and I realize that there are some hosts and
networking situations where you may not have a choice...

	/Kevin Carosso                engvax!kvc @ CIT-VAX.ARPA
	 Hughes Aircraft Co.