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From: ron@TOPAZ.RUTGERS.EDU (Ron Natalie)
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Subject: Re:  TCP/DECnet interchange router for VMesS
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Date: Sun, 8-Nov-87 12:12:14 EST
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Posted: Sun Nov  8 12:12:14 1987
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Wollongong makes such a thing (I believe they call it dbridge).
We used it for a while and although it worked just fine, it was
real slow for the IP traffic.  However, I talked to some people
more recently and they say that it is much improved.  We stopped
running it because we put a more sophisticated serial line in
place.

Your only other alternative is to use one of the routers that
does both IP and DECNET (Proteon, CISCO...) or something like
a level-2 serial bridge (UB Data Link Bridge, Vegalink TRANSLan).

-Ron