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Date: Fri, 10-Apr-87 23:52:12 EST
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From: haque@umn-cs.UUCP (Samudra E. Haque)
Newsgroups: mod.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Re: TCP on an HP 3000
Keywords: TCP HP3000 HP9000
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Date: 11 Apr 87 04:52:09 GMT
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In article <5985@dartvax.UUCP>, richb.UUCP@dartvax.UUCP (Richard E. Brown) writes:
> 
> I wasn't paying much attention a couple of months ago, but I seem
> to remember that someone said that there was an implementation of
> TCP on HP3000 computers.
> 
Speaking of HP's.. 

We have HP 9000/200 and /300 machines. While the /300 have full
networking (psuedo BSD), the /200 machines do not have any networking
hardware available for them. (according to our HP rep)  We are running
HP/UX on them.

Am I wrong in assuming that there really is no future for networking
the /200 machines or that they might become very expensive to have
networking on ?

				Samudra E. Haque
				Computer Science Systems Group
				University of Minnesota
				Minneapolis, MN 55455

	haque@umn-cs.arpa  or  ..!dayton!umn-cs!haque
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