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Date: Wed, 22-Jan-86 18:29:32 EST
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Subject: PC-AT_MS-DOS / vax_UNIX LAN Configuration ?
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	I currently have a group of 12 pc-at's in an engineering
	environment.  I also have 3 UNIX machines running bsd 4.2.
	I have all the unix machines on the net, but the real problem
	is that the AT's aren't.  

	I am looking for a system where I talk to the PC's from the
	Unix machines and also talk to the Unix machines from each one
	one of the PC.  (Local Area Network)

	I would like 
		remote login
		remote execution of commands (Unix / MS-DOS)
		remote copy
		remote shell
		ms-dos/Unix file transfere

	Is there anyone out there that has a system that solves these
	problems. Who has the best LAN and why?

	Please respond to me :

		Curt Jutzi
		tektronix!iddic!jutz
		tektronix!pogo!jutz
		tektronix!gpp1!golem!jutz

		thanks