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From: M197993%SLVM307.McAuto.Tymnet@OFFICE-1.ARPA (Keith R. Hacke)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Wollongong's TCP/IP
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Date: 6 May 88 01:03:11 GMT
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We are planning to purchase Wollongong's TCP/IP implementation for a MicroVAX
running VMS. I am particularly interested in its use for Domain Name Serving
between our Ethernet and the DDN (we have a Milnet connection). VMS is used on
our VAXs, UNIX on the Suns and Silicon Graphics.

What do you think of Wollongong's TCP/IP?

Is anyone using it for Domain Name Serving?  With a VAX running VMS?

Other ideas (I know about using a Sun for the Domain Server)?

Thanks
Keith R. Hacke
McDonnell Douglas
314-895-5343

PS  Thanks to those who gave info on D. Comer's TCP/IP book.  Our company
library is getting it.