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From: sandrock@UXC.CSO.UIUC.EDU (Mark Sandrock)
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Subject: Re: IBM TCP.
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Date: Wed, 5-Aug-87 12:05:49 EDT
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   We don't have a DECnet host 1.1, and neither should any site which
   has links to the "outside world". All DECnet addresses on our campus
   are assigned by the PHYSnet management, which includes international
   address assignments as well.

   Also, I doubt that if "ACME" vendor tries to market a network that
   conflicts with DECnet that they will have many sales to systems which
   already have DECnet installed. They would most likely (and deservedly)
   soon be a defunct company.