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From: jbvb@ftp.UUCP (James Van Bokkelen)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip.ibmpc
Subject: Re: TCP/IP for PC's
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Date: 30 Jan 88 18:39:13 GMT
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Spartacus/Fibronics KNET TCP/PC actually supports all the same TCP/IP functions
as FTP Software's PC/TCP, except they don't do SLIP.  I'll remind them to
update their entry.

Same with Proteon's MS-DOS TCP/IP.

Other vendors of TCP/IP for the PC include ACC, cisco Systems, MICOM-Interlan,
Sytek, Univation, and Unipress in the U.S., and BICC Data Networks, Spider
Systems, and Schneider & Koch GmBh overseas.  All of these have more or less
the same features as FTP's PC/TCP.

IBM sells a package, too, which has MIT & CMU ancestry.  I believe it includes
H19 and 3270 emulating telnets, an FTP client, POP, TFTP and maybe another
program or two.

James B. VanBokkelen
FTP Software Inc.