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From: A.ERIC@GSB-WHY.STANFORD.EDU (Eric M. Berg)
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Subject: Re: TCP/IP ETHERNET DECNET VAX
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Date: Wed, 3-Jun-87 01:43:00 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jun  3 01:43:00 1987
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>>> Date: Fri, 29 May 87 10:53:06 MDT
>>> From: cetron@cs.utah.edu (Edward J Cetron)
>>> Subject: Re: TCP/IP ETHERNET DECNET VAX
>>> Apparently-To: info-vax@kl.sri.com
>>> 
>>> ........
>>> 
>>> (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...)
>>> 

I believe Ed Cetron may have been referring to the Tektronix implementation
of TCP/IP for VMS (with enhancements from CMU), which I believe is available
free to educational institutions.

For anyone who is interested, I will re-post to INFO-VAX information about
how to get Tektronix TCP/IP for VMS, how to get the CMU enhancements, and
how to join the TEKTCP mailing list.

(I'm also interested in hearing anything that is known about the performance
of the BI-bus Ethernet interface, the "DEBNT", since we've ordered at
VAX 8550, and a good Ethernet interface will be critical.  Does anyone
know if there's been any discussion of this on the Info-Unix or Unix-Wizards
mailing lists?)

						Eric M. Berg
						Computer Facility
						Grad. School of Business
						Stanford University
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