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From: DHWalker@UCIVMSA.BITNET
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Subject: Connecting DECnet routers over IP
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Date: Tue, 15-Sep-87 20:29:29 EDT
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From: David Walker <dwalker@orion.cf.uci.edu>

I know this has been hashed over many times, but I haven't seen it
quite like this, so here goes...

Has anyone have a way to use TCP (UDP?) to connect two DECnet routing
nodes?  It would be (I think) an ideal way to provide DECnet
connectivity for people in an IP environment.  The DECnet people in
one subnet can designate one of their systems as one of these routers
to communicate with DECnet people in other subnets.

                                   David Walker
                                   Network Services Manager
                                   University of CA, Irvine