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Subject: tcp/ip
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Date: Mon, 2-Feb-87 20:40:00 EST
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Since a lot of talk has surfaced recently about TCP/IP, I'll chance a question
about the "guts" of it...  We run Wollengong's TCP/IP.   Note the following
scenerio:

$ SHOW DEFAULT
   USER$DISK:[WARNOCK]
$ FINGER
... (normal stuff)
$ SHOW DEFAULT
   ABCD$DUA4:[WARNOCK]

Note that the logical name of my default disk has been replaced by my physical
device name (we are on an HSC, hence the ABCD$ preface on the physical name...).
Not that it hurts anything, but I'm curious about anything that runs as tightly
coupled with VMS as TCP/IP obviously does.

Thanks for any insight, speculation, and/or information...


Todd Warnock
Clemson University
CSnet:	Warnock@Clemson.CSnet
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