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From: sharpe@munnari.OZ (Richard Sharpe)
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Subject: Further comments on:Ethernet, protocols and TCP/IP for VMS
Message-ID: <1067@munnari.OZ>
Date: Wed, 12-Mar-86 17:46:35 EST
Article-I.D.: munnari.1067
Posted: Wed Mar 12 17:46:35 1986
Date-Received: Sat, 15-Mar-86 01:38:59 EST
Organization: Comp Sci, Melbourne Uni, Australia
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Keywords: Ethernet, TCP/IP, VMS

Following up my posting of yesterday, two further points:

  1. I have nothing to do with the University of Melbourne, and my opinions
     are mine alone. I just use a guest account on one of their host's
     from time to time.

  2. In fairnes to TWG, the Excelan TCP/IP only gives you TCP/IP
     over Ethernet, whereas TWG's gives you drivers for all sorts or 
     Ethernet controller boards, as well as for 64kbps serial lines (sync) 
     and maybe even for async if I have read the documentation right.

     Personally, I would put that sort of thing out on the Ethernet anyway,
     where it belongs in my view, by using a Bridge Communications Inc GS
     box, or something similar.


	Richard Sharpe