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Subject: (TCP/IP + DECnet) / (1 * DEQNA) = works!
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Date: Thu, 28-May-87 23:32:00 EDT
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I had received another request about this in addition to the one on Info-VAX
so I thought I'd share my experience...

We have a uVAX-I (that Mr. Datri mentioned) which is running CMU TCP/IP,
DECnet, and Jnet (on DECnet) all through one DEQNA connection.  There are
no problems, other than we have a pre-FCO DEQNA (and lots of DEQNA restarts).

The only trick we had was that DECnet must be started before TCP/IP...It
only wants to speak to certain network devices, I guess.  (Sounds like the
making of a computer soap opera!)

If you have any specific questions, I'll try to help, but overall, it can
and does work!

--Marc Shannon
  Carnegie-Mellon University