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From: cm36+@andrew.cmu.edu (C. V. R. Murthy)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.wizards
Subject: Streams on UNIX System V supporting UDP/IP :Info needed.
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Date: 4 Apr 88 03:22:22 GMT
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Hello,
PREFACE:
             It is well known that the  stream mechanism in System V is
extremely modular in that it enables flexible PUSHing of protocol layers onto
the stream.
I am trying to port an RPC package developed (on BSD environment) at CMU to the
System V.
The RPC package uses DATAGRAM sockets supported by UDP/IP prtocols.

QUESTION:
            Is there any System V out there (there must be one !) on the
Internet using UDP/IP protocols
to communicate with the outside world ?

If so, thank god!  I need the following  information on the same :
   1.   What sort of interface to the device it employs : old-styled or stream ?
   2.   System Release Version.
   3.  References to the relavant documentation and technical details.

 Thanks Very much to any body who cares to reply.
Murthy (cm36@andrew.cmu.edu)