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From: davidc@TERMINUS.UMD.EDU (David Conrad)
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Subject: Re: tn3270 availability
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Date: Fri, 22-May-87 21:43:00 EDT
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A clarification:

>                                             CMU has ported the DOS version
>to run with their enhanced version of the MIT PC/IP code, and Univ. of Md.
>did the same for IBM.

    The CMU version of tn3270 is based on MIT PC/IP telnet with the 3270
additions written by Jacob Rehkter of IBM Yorktown and merged by Drew
Perkins.  It wasn't a port of the Berkeley DOS code and I don't believe
its publicly available outside of CMU.  The University of Maryland
version is based on the Yorktown/CMU version. 
  
    As for the protocol, I seem to remember some talk awhile ago of an
RFC that would describe entering and exiting 3270 emulation mode (or some
such).  Has anything come of this?

>Ron Stoughton

-drc
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