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From: eichelbe@NADC.UUCP
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Subject: TCP/IP for CDC?
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Date: Wed, 16-Jul-86 11:33:27 EDT
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I have looked at the TCP-IP-IMPLEMEMTATIONS.TXT file available from
SRI-NIC, and I have not seen any way for a CDC Cyber computer to hook
up and send/receive Internet mail without the aid of a VAX 11/780 as a
front-end.  Is there anyone out there who *presently* has some TCP/IP
implemetation other than those mentioned in the above-stated document?
We don't want to have to wait until February, 1987, for CDC to come out
with its product.  Any info/leads would be greatly appreciated.

Please respond directly to me unless what you have to say is of general
interest.

		Thank you,
			Jon Eichelberger
			eichelbe@NADC.ARPA