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Subject: Bridge CS/100 and 4.2BSD
Message-ID: <8512221405.AA00473@tut.uucp>
Date: Sun, 22-Dec-85 19:51:38 EST
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We are considering a Bridge CS/100 TCP/IP terminal server as
an alternative for a regular Sun line multiplexer.  It seems
fine for terminals but what about lines attached to printers
and dial-out modems?  

Is it possible to configure a 4.2bsd printer spooler and uucp
so that the device (printer or auto-caller) is attached to CS/100?
Generally, can the computer make a CS/100 line look like 
an ordinary (pseudo) terminal device?

	Juha Heinanen (jh@utacs.uucp or jh%utacs.uucp@seismo)