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From: farmer@ico
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Subject: Re: Connecting IBM AT to ethernet
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Date: Wed, 2-Apr-86 10:51:00 EST
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Posted: Wed Apr  2 10:51:00 1986
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>Can someone give me some pointers on how to do this?  Does Xenix support
>TCP/IP, and if not, where can I get the software?  Is there a vendor
>that sells an ethernet board for the AT?

A friend at work told me the following:

	Tell him there are several vendors with ethernet boards for the AT
	(3COM, Interlan, CMC and Excelan are those I remember without looking
	them up).  There are also TCP/IP implementations available for XENIX.
	The Excelan board has a XENIX driver and runs TCP/IP on the board.
	NRC has XENIX drivers as well.  The CMC board is another intelligent
	board with TCP/IP on-board.  I don't remember if XENIX is supported
	or not but I would assume so.  Also, the Wollongong Group may have a
	XENIX implementation.