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From: rick@NGP.UTEXAS.EDU (Rick Watson)
Newsgroups: mod.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Re:  Wollongoing subnet support (sic)
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Date: Mon, 13-Jan-86 19:24:50 EST
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After MUCH telephoning to TWG, I finally talked to John Caughy (spelling?)
who I think is the TCP/IP product Project Manager. (415/962-7177).
He said that neither subnets or name servers will be in the March
release, but that the September (86) release would be based on 
4.3 BSD. I got the idea that they are not interested in doing much
more development on TCP/IP and from their end, they saw little interest
in subnets. They were not even interested in our doing the work for them.

Disclaimer: The above is from brief notes I made during our phone conversation
of a couple of months ago. 

Does anyone know of a GOOD TCP/IP (well supported, etc) product for VMS?
Anyone interested in a public domain (or othersise) TCP/IP for VMS effort? 

Rick Watson
University of Texas Computation Center
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