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From: jmg@cernvax.UUCP (jmg)
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Subject: Re: Help needed re Bridge CS/1-SNA
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Date: Fri, 22-Aug-86 14:31:10 EDT
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My thanks to those that came to my help, including our local country
support. With that aid, plus reading the correct part of the up-to-date
version of the correct manuals, it works fine. Our problems came in
part from having a special setup, including "funny" european terminals.

As a separate, but linked, issue, we are interlinking the Ethernet
TCP/IP/Telnet world with the CS/1-SNA (TCP) and with our Gandalf
(Micom-like) circuit-switch via a CS/1(00). This last part raises
interesting problems in that one has no a priori knowledge of the
host/terminal characteristics for the asynchronous lines on the CS/100.
If anybody has actually done this I would be interested to know whether
it requires any particular constraints.

Sufficient unto the day is the satisfaction thereof (misquotation).