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Subject: Re: TCP/IP Versus WANG, ARCNET/NOVELL Netware, & Honeywell
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Date: 26 Jan 88 13:13:00 GMT
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NOVELL Netware and TCP/IP have been made to interoperate by Novell.
My understanding of the method is that the file server in the
Novell Netware system also has TCP/IP implemented. A user's PC
forms a connection using Netware to a server process in the
machine that also runs the file server and that process permits
a TCP/IP connection to be formed going to the desired destination.

I do not know any of the details of the software or how one conveys
the desired IP destination to the TCP/IP server. It may behave like
TELNET piggybacking (where you log into a host and TELNET back out
again, specifying where you want to go to the User Telnet).

Vint Cerf