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From: hotta@kddlab.UUCP (Hotta Takao)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.ibm
Subject: HELP ME!! (IBM&TCP.IP)
Message-ID: <8806041528.AA02297@jade.berkeley.edu>
Date: 4 Jun 88 02:54:11 GMT
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Reply-To: Hotta Takao <kddlab!hotta@uunet.uu.net>
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We are using IBM 4381, so using KNET/TCP MVS enables an
IBM MVS operating system to communicate with no-IBM
computer, workstation, and mini-computer.
KNET/TCP implements TCP/IP protocols, and it provides
two TCP/IP application: TELNET and FTP.
(KNET/TCP: Spartacus Inc product)

    +---------------+
    | IBM 4381(MVS) |
    |  (KNET/TCP)   |
    +---------------+
            |channel
      +-----------+             +-----------+
      |    K200   |             |   vaxen   |
      +-----------+             +-----------+
            |       FTP&TELNET        |
            |       <------->         |
   ---------+-------------------------+------------
                     Ethernet

I think that I want to use an IBM's highly performance
laser printer from unix machine.
unix machine's ascii text can transfer IBM's ebcdic dataset.
For transfered dataset print, I do telnet login to IBM.
I feel that work is complecated.

I wonder if there are GOOD methods.
If you know how to let IBM print spooling work, please inform
me on it.

Takao Hotta
hotta%kddlab.kddlabs.junet@uunet.uu.net