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Subject: Re: TCP/IP on Sys V (new responses)
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Date: Wed, 19-Jun-85 22:30:59 EDT
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From: ukma!david@anl-mcs (David Herron, NPR Lover)

The TCP/IP code that AT&T runs internally is a port of 3Com's
UNET code that was done by Steve Bellovin (smb@ulysses).  But
the only license they have is for internal use.  (They're supposedly
negotiating for a license to distribute the code ...)

It runs on the 3B machines also ....

It's nice to know that people are making TCP/IP packages for System V 
on a Vax, but that doesn't help us.   We run 4.2 on our Vax, and will
be running that on our uVaxIIen when they arrive.  So we've already
got that stuff ... it's on the 3B machines, the 2 Intel 310's, and
the s100 based 68000 box we're building .... they will all be on
the ethernet too and need to have compatible software.

And 3Bnet just don't cut it!

	David Herron
	cbosgd!ukma!david
	ukma!david@anl-mcs.arpa