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From: jbvb@BORAX.LCS.MIT.EDU.UUCP
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Subject: UCLA TN3270 negotiation
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Date: Thu, 26-Mar-87 01:14:24 EST
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Could someone familiar with the UCLA ACP tell me at what point in
the connection/login sequence it first negotiates 3270 mode (Term
Type, EOR and Binary)?  I have tried connecting to an UCLA MVS
Arpanet machine, but negotiation didn't seem to take place on
connection open (unlike WISCNET), and I didn't have an account,
so I haven't been able to proceed further.  Is my code broken,
or do I have to log in to really test it?

jbvb@ai.ai.mit.edu
James B. VanBokkelen
FTP Software Inc.
(617) 868-4878