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From: cetron@CS.UTAH.EDU (Edward J Cetron)
Newsgroups: comp.os.vms
Subject: Re: TCP/IP ETHERNET DECNET VAX
Message-ID: <8705291653.AA22171@cs.utah.edu>
Date: Fri, 29-May-87 12:53:06 EDT
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Posted: Fri May 29 12:53:06 1987
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Keywords: TCP/IP ETHERNET DECNET VAX

In article <2033@a.cs.okstate.edu> keith@a.cs.okstate.edu (Keith Lovelace) writes:
>Problem one.  Can ULTRIX, or 4.2 BSD (since it is supposedly not changed by
>DEC) support both a DECNet link and a TCP/IP link at the same time without
>problems?
	yes, no problem. and supposedly ultrix 2.0 will support a sort of
semi-transparent file and remote login capabilities (vms site says copy and the
ultrix site takes the copy on one side and converts it to a ftp on the other)

>Problem two.  Does ULTRIX do very well talking to terminal servers such as
>the ANNEX UX on TCP/IP?
	yes, just fine.....
>ETC.  Knowing that the 8350 is a BI bus machine, and that it comes configured
>with one BI to Ethernet adapter, does DEC sell this adapter as a seperate
>device?  I have only been able to find Unibus or Q-bus adapter
	it is call a DEBNT and is the slowest ethernet board DEC makes (on the
fastest bus the dec makes :-) )....anyway I understand that the delua on a
bi->unibus adapter is faster (though more expensive) explore with you sales 
person re: the DEBNT II....

(by the way, another pathway is to get tcp/ip for vms for an educational 
institution it is VERY cheap and I DO NOT MEAN  wollongong...)

-ed cetron
computer systems manager
center for engineering design
univ of utah