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From: hhs@hou2h.UUCP (H.SHARP)
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Subject: Re: Re: Standards for commercial packet radio
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Date: Tue, 27-Aug-85 11:42:34 EDT
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I have also heard that DOD (or ARPANET) has made a commitment to
different standards groups (NBS, FTSC, etc.) that it is going to 
migrate toward ISO's layer 4 and away from TCP/IP.  The  FTSC and
NBS came out with a dual release of the ISO's layer 4.  I wonder
if this is actually going to happen.

While on the subject, I have a question.  Has anyone ever run VI on
Unix from a terminal with an X.25 packet switching network between the
terminal and host?  How did it work?  Just curious.