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From: creon@ames-nas.arpa (Creon Levit)
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Subject: Re: TCP/IP for SysV?
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Date: Tue, 31-Dec-85 03:57:09 EST
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The Wollongong Group has such a product.  We use it on System V vaxes
(you do not need AT&T source licenses), on our amdahls (large IBM look alikes)
running uts (unix) and on some of our other machines.  It is basically the 
Berkeley socket code put into a "net" device driver, and library
routines that emulate the Berkeley system calls.  We talk to 4.2
machines and VMS with this software over ethernet.  

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