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From: TMEN0@UMNADMIN.BITNET ("612 MARK E. NORTON 624-1017                 AIS/TECH SUPPORT
              UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA  1919 UNIVERS)
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Subject: IBM TCP/IP AND ENCRYPTION
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              UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA  1919 UNIVERSITY AVE ST. PAUL,MN   55104"
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From: TMEN0@UMNADMIN.BITNET ("612 MARK E. NORTON 624-1017                 AIS/TECH SUPPORT
              UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA  1919 UNIVERS)
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Subject: IBM TCP/IP AND ENCRYPTION
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Date: 25 Apr 88 21:08:00 GMT
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First off, I am new to using the LISTSERV function.

What I am looking for is information regarding the use of
data encryption while providing a TCP/IP connection to an
IBM Host.

I have found a few TCP/IP solutions, but am coming up short
on the data encryption requirement.

Thanks.