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From: efbatey%tervax.DECnet@NSWSES.ARPA ("TERVAX::EFBATEY")
Newsgroups: comp.os.vms
Subject: Needs DECNET for I_370
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Date: 14 Apr 88 15:08:00 GMT
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# Date: 12 Apr 88 11:22 EDT
# From: Bill Barns  <WWB.MDC@OFFICE-1.ARPA>
# Subject: Vendor of DECnet-on-IBM package?
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I seem to recollect an old posting to the effect that someone is marketing a 
package which permits an IBM 370-architecture machine to be a DECnet node.  
Some folks here are now interested in exploring this.  If anybody out there 
recognizes what I'm talking about, I'd greatly appreciate any or all of the 
following info: vendor name/address/phone, what specific functionality does it 
support, ballpark price, customer opinions, and any "catches" one might 
encounter with it.

Thanks,
Bill Barns / McDonnell Douglas / Internet: WWB.MDC@OFFICE-1.ARPA

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