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From: andrew@mitisft.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Dialup SLIP (was Re: Where can I find SLIP server for 4.2/3?)
Message-ID: <233@mitisft.Convergent.COM>
Date: Tue, 1-Sep-87 18:04:13 EDT
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Posted: Tue Sep  1 18:04:13 1987
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in article <8708311459.AA25432@oswego>, beadel@oswego.UUCP (Edward F. Beadel, Jr.) says:
> 	Does anybody know of a 4.3( or 4.2)bsd version that has been hacked
> to allow dialup use? We are having "campus political problems" getting a 

	We have had such a system running internally here at Convergent
Technologies for about a year.  In that time, it has run under both 4.2
and 4.3 based CTIX (Convergent's UNIX), and will soon be released with
our System V.3.1 Streams / 4.3 BSD (with RFS & NFS) product.

	If you cannot find a non-commercial source, I can put you in touch
with someone here and maybe we can get you one of the earlier mbuf-based
versions.  However its possible you'd have to buy it, either with hardware
from us (or one of our customers) or possibly from Lachman Associates.

	I intend to post some more detailed experiences/queries regarding
address selection and routing in this environment sometime in the near
future, when I have more time to work on this project...

Andrew Knutsen
(408) 435-3623